Capt Henry Duquette caught a 22 pound haddock at Stallwagon. the world record is 14.9 pounds IGFA. He filleted it before he knew about the record. What a bummer.:eek:

That looks like a pollock to me.

It is a pollock. The forked tail is a dead giveaway, the eyes are way too small for a haddock, and last but not least, a haddock has a dark lateral line.

:confused: That's what I thought. Where's the spot

No doubt its a pollack. The lateral stripe on a haddock is balck and the fish itself is silver. No nearly a record pollack.

How many pollacks does it take to screw in a light bulb?

certainly a pollock

I heard pollocks arent smart enough to change light bulbs no matter how many there are .

thats a bigggg pollock

Yup, it's a pollock alright.:D

pollllllock

nice eletric reel, wimp:D

Originally posted by Christian
pollllllock

nice eletric reel, wimp:D

:laughs:

I have to ask it.....

What's the world record for a pollock???? (This is a serious question, not fuel for the pollock thread). ;)

i read that IGFA all-tackle record is 50#'s....pollock is also known as the "boston bluefish":rolleyes: The Maine record is in the area of 46#'s.

Pollock 50-0 Salstraumen, Norway Nov. 30, 1996 Thor-Magnus Ukang

The Mass record is 48 lb 2 oz. Caught at Stellwagon.

i saw a 40 on a party boat once, thats after it took a HUGE dump.

thats the strangest haddock I've ever seen..:smash:
I have to get out on the Yankee Fleet...I heard haddock have been plentiful this year...

heres an old thread

http://www.striped-bass.com/StriperTalk/showthread.php?s=&threadid=15050&highlight=haddock