Sportfishing awards current leaders

The tables below list the biggest fish caught in each category of the Freshwater Sportfishing Awards Program.

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Adult Catch & Keep Sportfishing Awards leaders

Species Lbs. Oz. Waterbody Town
Bowfin

 

     
Brook Trout 2 11 Bungay River Attleboro
Brown Trout 9 9 Mattawa Lake Orange
Bullhead 2 1 Plainfield Pond Plainfield
Carp        
Chain Pickerel 6 3 Stockbridge Bowl Stockbridge
Channel Catfish        
Crappie 2 6 Queen Lake Phillipston
Fallfish 1 0 Millers River Montague
Lake Trout        
Landlocked Salmon        
Largemouth Bass        
Northern Pike 16 4 Lower Highland Lake Goshen
Rainbow Trout 5 4 Lancaster Mill Pond Clinton
Shad        
Smallmouth Bass 4 12 Onota Lake Pittsfield
Sunfish        
Tiger Muskellunge        
Tiger Trout        
Walleye        
White Catfish 4 8 Charles River Cambridge
White Perch        
White Sucker 3 12 Millers River Erving
Yellow Perch 1 12 Onota Lake Pittsfield
Yellow Perch 1 12 Long Pond Rutland

*Includes Bluegill, Pumpkinseed, Redbreast Sunfish, Green Sunfish, and Rock Bass

Updated April 12, 2024

Youth Catch & Keep Sportfishing Awards leaders

Species Lbs. Oz. Waterbody Town
Bowfin        
Brook Trout        
Brown Trout 8 2 Mattawa Lake Orange
Bullhead        
Carp        
Chain Pickerel 4 0 Queen Lake Phillipston
Channel Catfish    

 

 
Crappie 1 5 Connecticut River Gill
Fallfish   14 Millers River Erving
Lake Trout        
Landlocked Salmon        
Largemouth Bass 4 12 Asnacomet (Comet) Pond Hubbardston
Northern Pike 15 0 Connecticut River Northampton
Rainbow Trout        
Shad        
Smallmouth Bass 3 1 Connecticut River Montague
Sunfish 1 2 Connecticut River Gill
Tiger Muskellunge        
Tiger Trout        
Walleye        
White Catfish        
White Perch        
White Sucker 3 10 Connecticut River Montague
Yellow Perch 1 6 Wampanoag Lake Ashburnham

*Includes Bluegill, Pumpkinseed, Redbreast Sunfish, Green Sunfish, and Rock Bass

Updated April 12, 2024

Adult Catch & Release Sportfishing Awards Leaders

Species Length Waterbody Town
Bowfin      
Brook Trout 17.75" Stillwater River West Boylston
Brook Trout 17.75" Asnacomet (Comet) Pond Hubbardston
Brown Trout 26" Forest Lake Palmer
Bullhead 15" Whitehall Pond Rutland
Carp 36" Connecticut River Chicopee
Carp 36" Merrimack River Tewksbury
Chain Pickerel 29.25" Bog Pond Carver
Channel Catfish      
Crappie 16.25" Indian Lake Worcester
Fallfish 15.75" Millers River Erving
Lake Trout 39" Wachusett Reservoir Boylston
Landlocked Salmon      
Largemouth Bass 25" Connecticut River Chicopee
Northern Pike 42.50" Onota Lake Pittsfield
Rainbow Trout 20.25" Swift River Belchertown
Shad      
Smallmouth Bass 21" Pontoosuc Lake Pittsfield
Smallmouth Bass 21" Mashpee-Wakeby Lake Mashpee
Sunfish 11.50" Nippenicket Lake Bridgewater
Tiger Muskellunge      
Tiger Trout 19" Asnacomet (Comet) Pond Hubbardston
Tiger Trout 19" Sheep Pond Brewster
Walleye 27" Connecticut River Holyoke
White Catfish 19.75" Charles River Cambridge
White Perch 15" Taunton River Taunton
White Sucker 22" Merrimack River Lawrence
White Sucker 22.50" Deerfield River Deerfield
Yellow Perch 15.25" Indian Lake Worcester

*Includes Bluegill, Pumpkinseed, Redbreast Sunfish, Green Sunfish, and Rock Bass

Updated April 12, 2024

Youth Catch & Release Sportfishing Awards Leaders

Species Length Waterbody Town
Bowfin      
Brook Trout 16.50" Greenwood Lake North Attleboro
Brown Trout 26" Mattawa Lake Orange
Bullhead 13.50" Wickaboag Pond West Brookfield
Carp      
Chain Pickerel 26" Stockbridge Bowl Stockbridge
Channel Catfish      
Crappie 17.50" Monomonac Lake Winchendon
Fallfish 15.75" Ware River Oakham
Lake Trout      
Landlocked Salmon      
Largemouth Bass 21" Wyman Pond Westminster
Largemouth Bass 21" Horn Pond Woburn
Largemouth Bass 21" Queen Lake  Phillipston
Largemouth Bass 21" Spy Pond Arlington
Largemouth Bass 21" Quacumquasit Pond Brookfield
Northern Pike 31.50" Connecticut River Gill
Rainbow Trout 17.50" Quacumquasit Pond Brookfield
Shad      
Smallmouth Bass 19" Queen Lake Phillpston
Sunfish 9.50" Sudbury Reservoir Southborough
Tiger Muskellunge      
Tiger Trout 15.75" Goose Pond Lee
Walleye 25" Connecticut River Holyoke
White Catfish 19.50" Charles River Boston
White Perch 14" Connecticut River Northampton
White Sucker 21" Millers River Erving
Yellow Perch 14" Connecticut River Gill

*Includes Bluegill, Pumpkinseed, Redbreast Sunfish, Green Sunfish, and Rock Bass

Updated April 12, 2024

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