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I don't know if other guys had seen this story. This kid is racking up the bucket list fish for sure! We were just talking about catching lake trout.

11-year-old closes in on record lake trout with second huge catch

 

 

 

 

Tyler Grimshaw, an 11-year-old who lives for fishing, was testing out his new winter fishing bibs that he received for Christmas and very nearly nabbed himself a state record while fishing Flaming Gorge in Utah on Sunday.

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Tyler broke his personal best and came within less than six pounds of setting a Utah record for lake trout, catching a 48.16-pounder while jigging at the famous fishery.

In June, it was reported he had caught a 41-pounder all by himself. Both were weighed in the net and released.

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It took Tyler “a solid 20 minutes” to reel in the latest trophy trout, his mother Vanessa Grimshaw told USA Today/For The Win Outdoors. “An adult probably could have done it quicker, but because he is so little, it took a bit longer.”

The Utah record for lake trout is 53 pounds, 15 ounces caught by Chance Scott earlier in the year. The record before that was a 51.5-pounder in 1988 and then prior to that was a 41-pounder, according to Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. It gives you an idea of how close Tyler is coming to a record. All were caught at Flaming Gorge.

Also saw this photo of Tyler with another bucket list fish.

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1 minute ago, FishnDave said:

That's great! 👍

He's ruined!  He'll never enjoy a bluegill the same way again. 😅

That's why I focus on micros. After them any 6 inch fish is a trophy :=D:.

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