Est. 1968
British Record (Rod Caught) Fish Committee
The British adjudicating body to which marine and freshwater anglers may submit claims for record fish taken by fair angling with rod and line.
1968
Committee Established
3
Record Categories — Sea, Coarse & Game
1995
Records Published Since
Record Lists
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About the Committee
The British Record (Rod Caught) Fish Committee is the official body responsible for recording and publishing record weights for both freshwater and saltwater fish caught using rod and line by fair angling methods in British waters.
- Established in 1968, operating on a voluntary basis
- Covers three categories: Sea, Coarse and Game fish
- Every claim is considered and adjudicated with reasons provided for all decisions
Think you've caught a record fish?
Read the claims process and get in touch with the Secretary to begin verification.
How to Register a Claim