Master Angler Ian C. T. Henderson | Master Angler Manitoba

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Ian C. T. Henderson

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Overall Rank 1,861 Awards Achieved 2, Rank #6,233

Fish Caught 9, Rank #8,037 Species Caught 3, Rank #7,775

Northern Pike105.41 cm / 41.50 in.

June 26, 2011{{$releasedHTML}}

Ranked #59 in Cormorant Lake

Ranked #249 Overall

Northern Pike104.20 cm / 41.02 in.

June 6, 2009{{$releasedHTML}}

Ranked #71 in Cormorant Lake

Ranked #281 Overall

Brook Trout67.31 cm / 26.50 in.

April 9, 2006{{$releasedHTML}}

Ranked #3 in Barbe Lake

Ranked #7 Overall

Brook Trout54.61 cm / 21.50 in.

April 1, 2006{{$releasedHTML}}

Ranked #18 in Barbe Lake

Ranked #64 Overall

Rainbow Trout77.47 cm / 30.50 in.

December 10, 2005{{$releasedHTML}}

Ranked #4 in Barbe Lake

Ranked #7 Overall

Rainbow Trout53.34 cm / 21.00 in.

January 18, 2003{{$releasedHTML}}

Ranked #135 in Barbe Lake

Ranked #282 Overall

Rainbow Trout58.42 cm / 23.00 in.

December 8, 2002{{$releasedHTML}}

Ranked #82 in Barbe Lake

Ranked #183 Overall

Rainbow Trout52.07 cm / 20.50 in.

December 1, 2002{{$releasedHTML}}

Ranked #153 in Barbe Lake

Ranked #312 Overall

Rainbow Trout60.96 cm / 24.00 in.

November 21, 1993{{$releasedHTML}}

Ranked #32 in Chocolate Lake

Ranked #129 Overall

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