A 33.24-kilogram lake trout.
A greenish-grayish speckled whopper the weight of a golden retriever.
That’s a big fish.
And that’s the fish that Scott Enloe reeled in from the Blue Mesa Reservoir, a man-made lake in Colorado, last week.
Enloe’s catch poses a challenge to the record set by angler Lloyd Bull, who pulled a 32.6-kilogram lake trout from waters in the Northwest Territories in 1995.
“It’s obviously the largest one I’ve ever seen,” Enloe said of his remarkable haul.
“It was exactly 47 inches long and it had a 37-inch girth … I’m a 35-inch waist and it was bigger than me.”
Catch may not officially break record
But Enloe’s
