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It may not be the most coveted fishing record in the books ... but it's close.
On June 5, Adam Konrad of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, landed a pending International Game Fish Association (IGFA) all-tackle world record rainbow trout that tipped the scales at a hefty 43.6 pounds. Konrad, 26, who was fishing with his identical twin brother, Sean, caught the monster in Lake Diefenbaker in southern Saskatchewan using a 4-inch Mepps Syclops while fishing from the shore. He was using six-pound-test line. The trout had a 34-inch girth -" big enough to fill out a pair of Levi's.
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Have you caught any monster rainbow trout lately? Send us a photo! We'll enter it into our Game Faces contest, and give you a $99 flashlight from SureFire if the picture gets published in our magazine. Send it to fsletters@time4.com, subject line "Game Faces: Rainbow Trout." Good luck, and good fishing! --The Editors |
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