State records for saugeye
The heaviest saugeye each state has certified, biggest first.
| State | Weight | Where | Year | Angler |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Montana | 15.66 lbs. | Fort Peck Reservoir Squaw Creek | 1/11 | Myron Kiblersource |
| Ohio | 14.04 pounds | Antrim Lake | Nove | Roger Sizemoresource |
| Iowa | 12.25 lbs. | Des Moines River (Saylorville to Red Rock) | Marc | Don Ostergaardsource |
| North Dakota | 12 lbs 0 oz. | Yellowstone River | Janu | Dave Faimansource |
| Colorado | 10 lb 14 oz | John Martin ReservoirBent | 2001 | Rocklyn Beisesource |
| Illinois | 10.85 lb | Argyle LakeMcDonough | 2024 | source |
| Tennessee | 10.75 lb | Melton Hill Reservoir | 1998 | Chris Vittetoesource |
| Oklahoma | 10 lb | Fort Cobb Reservoir | 2006 | Curt Wilkersonsource |
| Kansas | 9.81 lb | Sebelius Reservoir | 1998 | Raymond Waitsource |
| Minnesota | 9 lbs 13 oz | Mississippi River near Red WingGoodhue | 3/20 | source |
| Kentucky | 9.03 lb | Bullock Pen Lake | 03/2 | Wolfgang Kratzenbergsource |
| Arkansas | 9 lb | Lake Frierson | 2012 | Chris Owensource |
Each from that state's own records page, linked on every row. A location links to its town only where the agency named that town — a record logged to "Gulf of Mexico" or an offshore block belongs to no city. Weights are printed as the agency prints them. Records are certified by the state and can be broken at any time.
Seasons, sizes and bag limits on this page were copied from in . Rules change, sometimes mid-season. Check the current rule with your captain or FWC before you keep a fish.