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Sportfishing Awards Current Leaders

Brook TroutThe tables below list the current biggest fish caught in the 2009 Freshwater Sportfishing Awards Program. Separate tables for adults and youths will be updated a few times per month.

Record Breaking Catch? Anglers who believe they have broken a state record must present their fish in its entirety (whole) to qualified fisheries personnel at MassWildlife Field Headquarters in Westborough or at any of the five MassWildlife District offices.

Adult Sportfishing Awards Leaders (2009)

Adult Awards Leaders by Species
Species Lbs. Oz. Water Town
Bass, Largemouth 10 2 Billington Sea Plymouth
Bass, Smallmouth 5 15 Quabbin Reservoir N/A
Bullhead 4 6 Millvale Reservoir Haverhill
Carp 30 9 Quinsigamond Lake Shrewsbury
Catfish, Channel 20 6 Five Mile Pond Springfield
Catfish, White 7 5 Mashpee-Wakeby Pond Mashpee
Crappie 2 7 Webster Lake Webster
Perch, White 2 11 Wachusett Reservoir West Boylston
Perch, Yellow 2 4 Unnamed Pond Winchendon
Perch, Yellow 2 4 Wequaquet Lake Barnstable
Pickerel, Chain 6 3 Long Pond Yarmouth
Northern Pike 22 4 Onota Lake Pittsfield
Salmon (broodstock) 15 8 Five Mile Pond Springfield
Salmon (landlocked) 8 3 Quabbin Reservoir N/A
American Shad 6 8 Merrimack River Lawrence
Sunfish 1 3 Snake Pond Sandwich
Trout, Brook 2 8 Little Pond Plymouth
Trout, Brown 9 4 Congamond Lake Southwick
Trout, Lake 15 7 Quabbin Reservoir N/A
Trout, Rainbow 8 6 Walden Pond Concord
Trout, Tiger 8 10 White Pond Concord
Tiger Muskellunge 10 7 Chauncey Lake Westborough
Walleye 8 2 Connecticut River Hadley

* = new state record

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Youth Sportfishing Awards Leaders (2009)

Youth Awards Leaders by Species
Species Lbs. Oz. Water Town
Bass, Largemouth 8 14 Schoolhouse Pond Chatham
Bass, Smallmouth 5 8 Quabbin Reservoir N/A
Bullhead 2 4 Moosehorn Pond Hubbardston
Bullhead 2 4 Cheshire Lake Cheshire
Carp 29 15 Connecticut River Easthampton
Catfish, Channel 9 1 Connecticut River Springfield
Catfish, White 4 1 Charles River Newton
Crappie 2 13 Webster Lake Webster
Perch, White 1 15 Wachusett Reservoir West Boylston
Perch, Yellow 2 3 Petes Pond Sandwich
Pickerel, Chain 5 6 Middle Pond Marstons Mills
Northern Pike 19 11 Housatonic River Sheffield
Salmon (broodstock) 13 7 Onota Lake Pittsfield
Salmon (landlocked) 7 2 Quabbin Reservoir N/A
American Shad 4 10 Connecticut River Holyoke
Sunfish 1 5 Shawme Pond Sandwich
Trout, Brook 2 15 Cliff Pond Brewster
Trout, Brown 5 6 Hoosic River Adams
Trout, Lake 17 4 Quabbin Reservoir N/A
Trout, Rainbow 5 12 Wallum Lake Douglas
Trout, Tiger 1 12 Cochituate Lake Natick
Tiger Muskellunge        
Walleye 3 6 Connecticut River Springfield

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Updated: 09/02/2009