Sportfishing awards current leaders

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

Adult catch-and-keep sportfishing awards leaders

SpeciesLbs.Oz.WaterbodyTown
Bowfin    
Brook Trout35Quacumquasit PondBrookfield
Brown Trout95Goose PondLee
Bullhead54Forest LakeMethuen
Carp2614Laurel LakeLee
Chain Pickerel614Stockbridge BowlStockbridge
Channel Catfish120Connecticut RiverDeerfield
Crappie24Chestnut Hill ReservoirBoston
Fallfish10Connecticut RiverMontague
Lake Trout1412Wachusett ReservoirBoylston
Landlocked Salmon44Quabbin ReservoirNew Salem
Largemouth Bass78Mattawa LakeOrange
Northern Pike    
Rainbow Trout33Quabbin ReservoirShutesbury
Shad    
Smallmouth Bass    
Sunfish013Upper Highland LakeGoshen
Tiger Muskellunge    
Tiger Trout32Quinsigamond LakeWorcester
Walleye    
White Catfish55Charles RiverCambridge
White Perch20Quabbin ReservoirHardwick
White Sucker33Millers RiverErving
Yellow Perch28Wequaquet LakeBarnstable

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

Updated June 12, 2026

Youth catch-and-keep sportfishing awards leaders

SpeciesLbs.Oz.WaterbodyTown
Bowfin712Connecticut RiverNorthampton
Brook Trout213Goose PondTyringham
Brown Trout26Ware RiverBarre
Bullhead    
Carp315Connecticut RiverHadley
Chain Pickerel    
Channel Catfish    
Crappie112Parker Road PondFalmouth
Fallfish12Connecticut RiverGill
Lake Trout    
Landlocked Salmon313Quabbin ReservoirNew Salem
Largemouth Bass613Little Cliff PondBrewster
Northern Pike    
Rainbow Trout52Falls PondNorth Attleboro
Shad45Merrimack RiverNorth Andover
Smallmouth Bass311Mares PondFalmouth
Sunfish12Connecticut RiverNorthampton
Tiger Muskellunge    
Tiger Trout    
Walleye    
White Catfish36Charles RiverCambridge
White Perch21Ryders PondChatham
White Sucker312Millers RiverErving
Yellow Perch20Deep PondFalmouth

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

Updated June 12, 2026

Adult catch-and-release sportfishing awards leaders

SpeciesLengthWaterbodyTown
Bowfin28"Oxbow PondNorthampton
Brook Trout18.5"Ware RiverWare
Brook Trout18.5"Jamaica PondBoston
Brown Trout27"Otis ReservoirTolland
Bullhead23"Indian Hill ReservoirWest Newbury
Carp38"Connecticut RiverNorthampton
Chain Pickerel29.5"Snipatuit PondRochester
Channel Catfish28.5"Oxbow PondNorthampton
Crappie17"Indian LakeWorcester
Fallfish18"Ware RiverWare
Fallfish18"Connecticut RiverWhately
Lake Trout   
Landlocked Salmon26"Quabbin ReservoirHardwick
Largemouth Bass23.5"Great Herring PondPlymouth
Largemouth Bass23.5"West Waushacum PondSterling
Northern Pike45.25"Onota LakePittsfield
Rainbow Trout22.25"Forest LakePalmer
Shad25"Merrimack RiverNorth Andover
Smallmouth Bass22"Long PondPlymouth
Sunfish11"Nashoba PondWestford
Tiger Muskellunge   
Tiger Trout19.25"Asnacomet PondHubbardston
Walleye27.5"Connecticut RiverChicopee
White Catfish22.25"Charles RiverCambridge
White Perch15"Merrimack RiverHaverhill
White Perch15"Laurel LakeLee
White Perch15"Wachusett ReservoirWest Boylston
White Sucker23.5"Stillwater RiverSterling
Yellow Perch16"Peters PondSandwich

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

Updated June 12, 2026

Youth catch-and-release sportfishing awards leaders

SpeciesLengthWaterbodyTown
Bowfin30"Connecticut RiverNorthampton
Brook Trout17.75"Asnacomet PondHubbardston
Brown Trout23.25"Quacumquasit PondBrookfield
Bullhead15.25"Singletary PondWorcester
Carp39.25"Connecticut RiverHadley
Chain Pickerel27"Whitmans PondWeymouth
Channel Catfish26"Connecticut RiverLongmeadow
Crappie16"Indian LakeWorcester
Fallfish16.5"Millers RiverErving
Fallfish16.5"Connecticut RiverHatfield
Lake Trout   
Landlocked Salmon22.5"Quabbin ReservoirPelham
Largemouth Bass25"Quacumquasit PondSturbridge
Northern Pike42"Connecticut RiverNorthampton
Rainbow Trout20"Walden PondConcord
Shad23"Merrimack RiverNorth Andover
Smallmouth Bass22"Quabbin ReservoirPetersham
Sunfish10.75"Connecticut RiverGill
Tiger Muskellunge   
Tiger Trout18"Mattawa LakeOrange
Walleye23"Connecticut RiverTurners Falls
White Catfish21.5"Charles RiverBoston
White Perch16"Cochituate LakeNatick
White Sucker23.5"Stillwater RiverSterling
Yellow Perch14.75"Lawrence PondSandwich

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

Updated June 12, 2026

Contact

Help Us Improve Mass.gov  with your feedback

Please do not include personal or contact information.
Feedback