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Pending All-Tackle World Record Grayling

January 19, 2010 By JD 1 Comment

Photo: IGFA

Okay, so they fight like a wet sock but I still like grayling for some reason — especially when they come in the extra-jumbo size like this pending all-tackle world record 4-pound, 12 ouncer caught on a nymph in Austria’s Steinfeld River on Nov. 25 by Adriano Garhantini of Rosegg, Austria.

This bruiser “sailfish of the north” was nearly a pound heavier than the current all-tackle record of 3 pounds, 15 ounces, which was taken in June 2008 from Finland’s Latasenojoki River. The paperwork for Garhantini’s big fish is currently being reviewed by the International Game Fish Association’s records committee.

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Filed Under: Trophy Room Tagged With: grayling, igfa, interational game fish association, world record

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  1. Scott says

    August 20, 2013 at 3:07 pm

    Where are his hands? I.e – how is he holding it, by its pectoral fin?

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