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Here's why fishing records are being broken more often now in West Virginia
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Here's why fishing records are being broken more often now in West Virginia
PETERSBURG, W.Va. — West Virginia anglers are breaking fishing records with unusual frequency, a trend fisheries experts say reflects years of better fish stocking, improved water quality, and the maturation of trophy-sized fish populations. So far in the spring of 2026, six reports of record catches have been confirmed by biologists with the W.Va. Division of Natural Resources. Michael Ramey, of Poca, set a new state weight record for blue cat…
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