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Idaho Archer Breaks State Record with 67-Pound Grass Carp

  • Riley Farden from New Plymouth set a new Idaho state record by bow fishing a 67.65-pound grass carp on the Snake River.
  • This catch exceeded the former archery grass carp record of 39.5 pounds from the Snake River and also surpassed the heaviest grass carp caught with rod and reel, which weighed 46.7 pounds.
  • The fish measured 49 inches in length with a girth of 32.75 inches and was taken during a bow fishing outing by Farden.
  • Idaho Fish and Game recognizes separate records for grass carp caught using archery and those caught by traditional rod and reel methods.
  • Farden’s record-breaking catch resets the standard for Idaho's bow fishing grass carp and highlights the Snake River as a productive location for large catches.
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World News broke the news in United States on Tuesday, June 10, 2025.
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