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New Pending Record Catches from the IGFA
New Pending Record Catches from the IGFA
Hot off the press, here are some of the latest potential record catches pending approval from the International Gamefish Association. To kick it off, here's junior angler Heather Michelle Harkavy of Coral Springs, Florida, with a 66-pound black drum she landed in the Indian River. This is not Harkavy's first record entry, and she's hoping this catch knocks off the current 63-pound, 6-ounce drum on the book in the female junior angler division.
Photo by Courtesy of I.G.F.A.
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Take a look at some recent catches currently pending record approval from the International Gamefish Association.
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Photo Gallery Comments (15)
Wow that lake trout is huge!
Wow! Maybe the record Largemouth Bass will be caught by a female!
That's amazing. That fish has to weight more than half her weight. Well done, young lady. With your skills and all the good fishing near Coral Springs you'll be breaking more records in the future.
jeez, nice fish. that japanese fish is pretty cool
jeez, nice fish. that japanese fish is pretty cool
nide drum
209lb marlin on 4lb test?? I don't think so. Landed it in 40 minutes, on 4lb test.....right.
Nice fish indeed. I'd be happy with any of them. i especially like the lake trout!!
I agree with matouse3... 4lb test... I guess she would have had to "finess" it out of the waters. Nice fish reguardless!
wow 66 pounds thats a heavy fish
How that fish tasted when you cooked it? I bet it was pretty tasty ain't it. I like to bite on it if I can.
Junior angler Heather Michelle Harkavy of Coral Springs, Florida, with a 66-pound black drum she landed in the Indian River.
Outstanding catch!!!!!!!!!
Great pictures........
Thats a really GIANT Giant Trevally!!! It bigger then that kid!!!!!!
All of these fish are very nice and huge catches
Look at picture #5 both rods behind them are bending!
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wow 66 pounds thats a heavy fish
Wow that lake trout is huge!
Wow! Maybe the record Largemouth Bass will be caught by a female!
That's amazing. That fish has to weight more than half her weight. Well done, young lady. With your skills and all the good fishing near Coral Springs you'll be breaking more records in the future.
jeez, nice fish. that japanese fish is pretty cool
jeez, nice fish. that japanese fish is pretty cool
nide drum
209lb marlin on 4lb test?? I don't think so. Landed it in 40 minutes, on 4lb test.....right.
Nice fish indeed. I'd be happy with any of them. i especially like the lake trout!!
I agree with matouse3... 4lb test... I guess she would have had to "finess" it out of the waters. Nice fish reguardless!
How that fish tasted when you cooked it? I bet it was pretty tasty ain't it. I like to bite on it if I can.
Junior angler Heather Michelle Harkavy of Coral Springs, Florida, with a 66-pound black drum she landed in the Indian River.
Outstanding catch!!!!!!!!!
Great pictures........
Thats a really GIANT Giant Trevally!!! It bigger then that kid!!!!!!
All of these fish are very nice and huge catches
Look at picture #5 both rods behind them are bending!
Post a Comment