Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout Record

Nate Burr of Rexburg landed the cutthroat.

Yellowstone cutthroat trout record. Sam Hix visiting from Bellaire Texas caught the behemoth. Teton Valley Lodge Guide Nate Burr caught the Idaho State Record Cutthroat Trout. In March she hooked a 8- to 10-pound roughly 28-inch Yellowstone cutthroat on the South Fork of the Snake River.

Even more remarkable is that this fish just barely beats the 305-inch monster Yellowstone cutthroat trout record set in August by Sam Hix also from the Snake River. Even more remarkable is that this fish just barely beats the 305-inch monster Yellowstone cutthroat trout record set in August by Sam Hix also from the Snake River. Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout over 30 inches are exceedingly rare - especially in river systems where they do not grow as quickly as in large lakes.

27042016 Idaho fly angler Cyndle Clift has quite the tale on her hands. When Sam Hix of Bellaire Texas snagged a 305 inch Yellowstone cutthroat trout on Aug. By Halle Ames October 6 2020.

An Idaho angler reeled in a catch-and-release state record when he hooked an exceptionally large trout during a recent fishing trip. 21082020 The recent catch of a 305-inch Yellowstone cutthroat trout has been approved by the Idaho Department of Fish and Game as a state record. Written by Halle Ames October 6 2020.

A Yellowstone cutthroat trout catch-and-release record which stood for four years has been broken twice in 2020 both by anglers fishing the Snake River. 05102020 An Idaho fly-fishing guide has broken a weeks-old state record with the catch and release of a 31-inch Yellowstone cutthroat trout on the Snake River. Hauled in on the Snake River this 31-inch behemoth is the largest native Yellowstone Cutthroat in Idaho history.

In fact the state record cutthroat trout caught in 1930 at Strawberry Reservoir all 26 pounds 12 ounces of it was either a Yellowstone cutthroat or a mix between a Yellowstone and a Colorado River cutthroat. Nate Burr a 23-year-old from Rexburg had been fishing on the river for three days. 01102020 Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout over 30 inches are exceedingly rare - especially in river systems where they do not grow as quickly as in large lakes.