Montana Record Fish 16 records

The biggest Montana has ever officially produced, species by species.
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SpeciesWeightAnglerYearWaterbodySource
Largemouth Bass 9.58 lb Brandon Wright 2021 Lake Elmo source ↗
Smallmouth Bass 7.84 lb Theron Thompson 2020 Fort Peck Reservoir source ↗
Channel Catfish 35.18 lb John D. Smith 2019 Colstrip Surge Pond source ↗
Walleye 18.02 lb Trevor Johnson 2021 Holter Lake source ↗
Northern Pike 37.5 lb Lance Moyer 1971 Tongue River Reservoir source ↗
Muskellunge 38.75 lb (Tiger Muskellunge) Leo Cantin 2011 Deadman's Basin Reservoir source ↗
Black Crappie 3.13 lb Al Elser 1973 Tongue River Reservoir source ↗
White Crappie 3.68 lb Gene Bassett 1996 Tongue River source ↗
Bluegill 2.64 lb Brent Fladmo 1983 Peterson's Stock Dam source ↗
Rainbow Trout 33.1 lb Jack G. Housel, Jr. 1997 Kootenai River source ↗
Brown Trout 32.42 lb Robbie Dockter 2021 Marias River source ↗
Lake Trout 42.69 lb Ruth Barber 2004 Flathead Lake source ↗
Brook Trout 9.06 lb John R. Cook 1940 Lower Two Medicine Lake source ↗
Chinook Salmon 32.05 lb Greg Haug 2020 Fort Peck Reservoir source ↗
Coho Salmon 4.88 lb Irven F. Stohl 1973 Fort Peck Reservoir source ↗
Cutthroat Trout (standout) 16 lb Wm. D. Sands 1955 Red Eagle Lake, Glacier National Park source ↗

Records compiled from official state wildlife/DNR agencies where available, cross-checked against independent angling record databases. Standards, categories and titleholders change as new fish are certified — always confirm current records with the state agency before citing officially.