“I saw fish floating after their release at one fall tournament in which I participated that had one pectoral fin waving in the air. There is no way on God’s green earth those fish survived. Either they died of barotrauma or sea-gulls pecked their eyes out.” -- Gord Pyzer

Other than during the harshest extended periods of way-below-zero temperatures, most big rivers continue to offer some form of open-water access immediately below dams.

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What North American fish can grow to over 100 pounds, has no teeth, eats microscopic plankton, and resembles a shark with a big nose? If you solved this riddle, you're familiar with the paddlefish, one of our largest, oldest, and most fascinating fish.

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A whopping 663 trophy-sized fish were submitted in 2007, a jump of almost 150 fish from the previous year! So here's the entire list. See how your catch stacks up against these monster fish.

Enter your fish for 2008!