The International Game Fish Association records the world-record burbot as being caught in Lake Diefenbaker, Saskatchewan. That fish was caught by Sean Konrad on March 27, 2010. Konrad’s world record burbot weighed a whopping 25 lb 2 oz (11.4 kg). Fish records are typically measures in pounds.
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