A 13-year-old boy from Kemmerer, Wyoming, caught a tiger trout from the Viva Naughton Reservoir to break a state fishing record. Jaxon Krall reeled in the 12.77 pound fish that stretches 31.25 ...

Tiger trout stand securely as the highly prized unicorn of the trout world. Catching one is akin to scratching off a winning lottery ticket. But the odds can be increased when anglers ply the specific ...

The majority were foot-long trout weighing about a pounds. There were a few very large brook, brown and golden trout, including a 9.5-pound tiger trout and a lunker golden trout.

Jaxon Krall, 13, of Kemmerer, Wyoming, is the new tiger trout state record holder after landing a 12.77-pounder while fishing in Viva Naughton Reservoir. Krall shattered the previous record of 11. ...

Jaxon Krall, 13, set the record in late July when he caught a 12.77-pound tiger trout from Viva Naughton Reservoir outside Kemmerer, the Wyoming Game & Fish Department said in a news release.

Jaxon Krall, 13, set the record in late July when he caught a 12.77-pound tiger trout from Viva Naughton Reservoir outside Kemmerer, the Wyoming Game & Fish Department said in a news release.

I knew it was a big tiger trout, but I didn't think it could be a state-record fish." The trout ended up measuring 31 inches long and 14 pounds, 15.2 ounces. It's a new state record.

Jared DeJohn caught this one-of-a-kind, late-season trout two years ago in Geddes Brook of all places. Ever since he’s wondered if it might be a brook/brown hybrid called a tiger trout.

Jaxon Krall, 13, set the record in late July when he caught a 12.77-pound tiger trout from Viva Naughton Reservoir outside Kemmerer, the Wyoming Game & Fish Department said in a news release.

Jaxon Krall, 13, set the record in late July when he caught a 12.77-pound tiger trout from Viva Naughton Reservoir outside Kemmerer, the Wyoming Game & Fish Department said in a news release.

Jaxon Krall, 13, set the record in late July when he caught a 12.77-pound tiger trout from Viva Naughton Reservoir outside Kemmerer, the Wyoming Game & Fish Department said in a news release.