Where can you find Hunting and wildlife state records?

1. What is state record?
2. Where was the Oklahoma state record bass caught?
3. Where are the NSW State Archives?
4. How long does the government keep records?
5. What's the biggest catfish caught on record?
6. What is the biggest bluegill ever caught?
7. What is the record spoonbill in Oklahoma?
8. Is there alligator gar in Oklahoma?
9. Are there eels in Oklahoma?
10. Does Grand Lake have alligator gar?
11. What is the largest catfish ever caught in Oklahoma?
12. Are there carp in Oklahoma?

What is state record?

The Act goes on to define a State record as 'any record made and kept, or received and kept, by any person in the course of the exercise of official functions in a public office, or for any purpose of a public office, or for the use of a public office' (s. 3).

Where was the Oklahoma state record bass caught?

An Oklahoma state record largemouth bass was caught Friday, March 23, at Cedar Lake in southeast Oklahoma. The fish weighed 14 pounds, 12.3 ounces and was caught by Benny Williams, Jr., of Poteau, while on a camping trip at the 78-acre LeFlore County lake.

Where are the NSW State Archives?

We are the custodian of the archives of the NSW Government, the State Archives Collection. The Collection documents the Government's activities and functions from 1788 to today. The Collection is located primarily at Kingswood in Western Sydney.

How long does the government keep records?

(1) Category-I (e-Files/records to preserved permanently on which are of historical importance) – For 10 years, it will be kept in the Department's sever and thereafter transferred to the server of the National Archives of India.

What's the biggest catfish caught on record?

The Mekong giant catfish is the official freshwater heavyweight champion of the world. According to the Guinness Book of Records, a nine-foot-long individual caught in northern Thailand in 2005 weighted an astounding 646 pounds, making it the largest exclusively freshwater fish ever recorded.

What is the biggest bluegill ever caught?

The Biggest Bluegill in the World

The world record bluegill recorded by IGFA or the International Gamefish Association was caught in 1950 at Ketona Lake, Alabama. This bluegill weighed in at a whopping 4 pounds 12 ounces and came in at 15 inches long with an astounding girth of 18-¼ inches.

What is the record spoonbill in Oklahoma?

A paddlefish caught on Keystone Lake in Oklahoma broke a new world and state record, according to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation.

Is there alligator gar in Oklahoma?

In Oklahoma, alligator gar are found in Lake Texoma and downstream in the Red River. It is a species of special concern for the Department. Oklahoma is the westernmost part of the species' known range that includes the lower Mississippi River system, where these primitive Cretaceous carry-overs are the apex predator.

Are there eels in Oklahoma?

To reach Oklahoma, American eels have to swim from the Gulf of Mexico through the Mississippi River to the Arkansas River. When not migrating, female American eels live in medium to large streams and lakes with muddy bottoms and quiet waters. They are most active at night.

Does Grand Lake have alligator gar?

Grand Lake O' the Cherokees Fish - Alligator Gar.

What is the largest catfish ever caught in Oklahoma?

CHOCTAW COUNTY, Okla. —

Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation shared a photo of a large catfish that was caught at Hugo Lake. According to officials, the 72-pound flathead catfish was caught by Hazyn Harmon and Drew Meals last week. It measured 51 inches in length.

Are there carp in Oklahoma?

Silver carp have been found in both the Arkansas and Red rivers in Oklahoma. Small silver carp and bighead carp resemble gizzard shad. Cast-netting for bait in tailwaters below some major reservoirs in Oklahoma has the potential to introduce Asian carp into some of the premier sportfishing lakes in the state.