| Photo | Reference | Sex | TL (m) | W (kg) | PCL (m) | Comments |
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| Intern. Angler 64(6) Dec. 2002 | 104.3 (230 lbs) | Caught by Ken Higginbotham near Port Gravina, Alaska USA on June13, 2002 for all tackle world record | ||||
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J. Connor and George Matsumoto pers. comm. | M | ~1.8-2.1 | Video frames were taken on MBARI ROV (remotely operated vehicle) on 28 Oct. 1989, 18h52'51" GMT in Monterey Bay (Lat 36.72024, Lon -122.03696) at 255.12 m depth; temperature 8.55oC, salinity 3.3998%. | ||
| Paust and Smith 1989 | 1.8 | 175 |
A 6 ft (1.80 m) specimen weihging 385 lb (175 kg) was caught during the Southeast Alaska Salmon Shark Project (SEASSP) described in this report. | |||
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Chad Nasinec Orting, Wa (pers. comm.) | M | 2.13-2.44 (7-8 ft) |
? | ? | Fishing for Halibut in Yakutat, Al. August of 2005. I hooked at 8am, and brought fish up to the boat at 11am backward. Skipper (experienced) thought it was a big halibut. Much to our surprise. Took 5 guys, at least 8-10 shifts to bring it in! Picture of my brother (Brett) on one of his 8 to 10 5-minute shifts, horsing the big boy in! |
| Compagno 2001 | 3.05 | Maximum length according to Compagno 2001 (FAO Species Catalogue) with anecdotal accounts of 3.7-4.3 m TL which cannot be confirmed. | ||||
| Photo | Reference | Sex | TL (m) | W (kg) | FL (m) | Comments |
