Hendo — you gotta love those big BWCA fish that tow your canoe around don’t ya? I had a smallie do that to me before, drug me at least 200 yards down the shoreline. My dad had a 20 plus pound pike do the same, but further.
3-31.5 inch eyes, for some reason i cant hit 32.
23.5 inch smallie
that’s about all that matter lol but….
15.5 inch crappie
56 inch sturgeon (thru the ice on 4ib test)
14 pound pike
I think my biggest is ~55# flathead. I didnt get the actual wieght since I was fishing solo, just length and girth. For proof look at my avatar.
About two weeks ago I caughta a 48″ barracuda and a ~40# amberjack. That was a change of pace!
57 inch lake sturgeon
44 inch 25 pound pike
34 inch 14+ pound lake trout
34 inch king salmon
32 inch channel cat
30.5 inch walleye
29 inch brown trout
26 inch coho salmon
26.5 inch steelhead
23 inch brook trout
12 inch gill
14 3/4 inch black crappie
Here,s a few
Ajs
69″ X 30 sturgeon, 97 lbs, rainy river, beat state record.
walleye- 29″- mille lacs
smallmouth- 21″- 3 fish- 1 M.L., 2 Cheg bay
largemouth- 10 lbs Plus, california Sac.delta.- 2 fish
sauger- 22.5″- 3 fish- can’t get to 23″- pool 4
crappie- 14 1/2″- upper red
northern- 39″- rainy lake
flathead- 42″
chinook salmon- 30 lbs- pacific ocean
lots of great memories 
Jack
15″ crappie
43″ pike (longest) biggest by weight was probable the 40″ pictured in my boat below, that thing was extremely thick and probably 18-20 lbs while the 43 was very beat up and only 16-17
14″ perch
various 7-8 lb walleyes, biggest i ever weighed was 7lb 9 oz
21.5″ Largemouth, guessing 6 lbs
20.5″= longest smallmouth. Heaviest that I’ve actually weighed= 5 lbs 3 oz (no measurement, but pictured below.)
9.75″ gill
20″ sauger
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