Do you have any potential IGFA world record fish in your lake?

Question:

Do you have any potential IGFA world record fish in your lake? 

Stuart’s answer:

Sure! We are the holders of the world record Mekong catfish with a magnificent fish of 86.64kg (191lb). This was a different fish to our old record of 84kgs (185lb 2oz). We also hold the Chao Phraya catfish at 41kg (90lb). We have at least 15 species of fish over IGFA world record size, and I have marked them with a red star * for you. We have others that are close. In total we probably have at least 70 IGFA records in our lake!

Here is a list of fish we know we have over current IGFA records. In total we have 44 different species in the lake. The list changes frequently as we obtain more big fish. Our main stock is now complete, but our agent is always looking for exceptional fish for us. As you can see, some of our fish are potential IGFA world records. 

Arapaima. Up to 200kg.* IGFA world record 83kg. We have eight over 150kg.

Asian red tail catfish. Up to 40kg.* IGFA record: Vacant.

Black pacu. Up to 26kg.* IGFA record: 19.95kg. We have four over 20kg.

Black shark. Up to 5kg.* IGFA record: Vacant.

Chao Phraya Catfish. Up to 50kg.* IGFA record: 41kg. This record was set here at Gillhams by Alan Boon on 2^nd July 2009.

Giant gourami. Up to 12kg.* IGFA record: 5.6kg.

Giant featherback. Up to 15kg.* IGFA record: 9.8kg. We have 12 over 10kg.

Java barb. Up to 5kg.* IGFA record: 2.10kg.

Mekong Catfish. Up to 120kg.* IGFA record: 86.64kg. This record was set here at Gillhams by Joe Ball on 14^th December 2009.

Mrigal. Up to 10kg.* IGFA record: 3.70kg. We have 20 over 5kg.

Rohu. Up to 13kg.* IGFA record: 12.50kg.

Siamese carp. Up to 70kg.* IGFA record: 53kg. We have four over 55kg.

Spotted featherback. Up to 7kg.* IGFA record: 6kg.

Tiger catfish. Up to 15kg.* IGFA record: 13.5kg.

Wallago attu. Up to 25kg.* IGFA record: 18.6kg.

Wallago leeri. Up to 47kg.* IGFA record: Vacant, but you need 45kg-plus to claim.