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Wednesday, June 8, 2016

New Massachusetts Lake Trout Record

Posted by Wayne G. Barber

STATE RECORD: Our staff has confirmed a new state record for Lake Trout! William Roy of Palmer, MA caught a 25 lb. 7 oz. Lake Trout out of Quabbin Reservoir last week, breaking a 2004 record by nearly a pound and a half! go.usa.gov/cShkY

Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife's photo.

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