Where was the 1000lb sturgen caught ?

Question

Where was the 1000lb sturgen caught ?

Answer 1

Fraser River, British Columbia, Canada.

Answer 2

Newbraska

Answer 3

Hey!  It was the Willamette River!  I read it on that site!  Yea!

Answer 4

on a fishing pole

Answer 5

in water on this earth

Answer 6

This huge sturgeon was caught on the Fraser River in British Columbia, Canada. According to information on Len's Sport Fishing Adventures website, the photograph was taken during a 2005 fishing expedition and was at the time the "Largest Fresh Water Fish caught by a British Subject". The expedition was led by Curtis Besse.

Answer 7

This Sturgeon was caught on the Fraser River just above the Mission bridge.. It weighed out at over 1000lbs and measured out at 11'1". It was 56" around the girth. It took over 6 and a half hours and 4 dozen beers and 4 guys taking turns reeling.

Answer 8

in it's mouth. HA HA HA.....NO

Answer 9

i don't know about that one fish . however i live on the great lakes . Georgian bay . fishing boats that use nets come in and i have asked them about the sturgeon and they have told me 700 pounds or more is not rare.  

that's all the help i can be sorry