New York State Record Northern Pike Weight
New York state record northern pike weights and environmental factors like cold water temperatures enabling massive fish growth.
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Maximum Size of a Northern Pike in New York
New York northern pike average twenty to thirty inches, while trophy catches reach forty inches and the state record hits forty-six pounds.
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What Muskellunge Eat
New York muskellunge hunting habits and high protein diet requirements explained for freshwater anglers targeting apex predators.
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Muskellunge Lifespan Explained
Muskellunge in New York waters live an average of eight to fifteen years, with rare individuals reaching nearly thirty years.
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Minimum Size to Keep a Muskellunge in New York
New York fishing regulations explain the minimum size limit required to keep a muskellunge on waters like Chautauqua Lake.
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Maximum Size of a Muskellunge in New York Waters
New York muskellunge growth factors, ideal habitats, and the sixty-nine pound state record explain maximum size limits for anglers.
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World Record Catch-and-Release Muskie Caught on the St. Lawrence River
Angler Mark Carlson caught a 58-inch world record catch-and-release muskie on the St. Lawrence River on September 22, 2009.
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Art Lawton Caught New York’s Record Muskellunge in 1957
Art Lawton landed New York’s record muskellunge on the St. Lawrence River during a historic fishing trip in September 1957.
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New York State Muskellunge Record: 69 Pounds, 15 Ounces
Art Lawton landed a sixty-nine pound, fifteen ounce muskellunge on the St. Lawrence River in September nineteen fifty-seven.
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New York State Record Lake Trout Weight
Arthur Lawton caught a forty-one pound lake trout from Lake Placid in nineteen fifty-seven, establishing the New York record.
