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Montana anglers are having a great year.
The state’s Fish and Wildlife Department announced that the state is adding a new fishing record for the fifth time in less than year. The most recent record was set by a fisherman from Great Falls.
Jacob Bernhardt caught a 20.1-inch longnose sucker from the Missouri River, according to a post that appeared on the state department’s Facebook page. According to the MFW, the 3.42 pound fish set a new record, breaking a record that had been set back in 1988.
INDIANA ANGLER CATCHES RECORD-BREAKING WHITEFISH
In August, an angler caught a record-setting Chinook Salmon, followed by another angler catching a record-setting Smallmouth Bass in October. Those were followed by a record-setting Yellow Bullhead in December and another one for a Brown Trout in February.
Montana isn’t the only state where anglers are having a good time.
Fox News previously reported that last year, more than two dozen catch and release records were set in Idaho. According to…
