British Rod-Caught Record · coarse

British Bream (Common Bronze) Record

Abramis brama

22 lb 11ox

10.291 kg (published metric weight)

Scot Crook (2012)

As listed by the British Record (Rod Caught) Fish Committee.

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The published facts

Record information

Scot Crook

Year caught
2012
Original record weight
22lb 11ox 0dms
Published metric value
10.291 kg
Catch location, as published
Ferry Lagoon, Cambridgeshire
Original classification
Bream (Common Bronze)(Abramis brama)

The catch location

Ferry Lagoon, Cambridgeshire

No verified RiverFish river relationship is published for this catch. The location above is retained as listed by BRFC.

The species in EA surveys

About common bream

RiverFish's common bream profile shows observed river distribution, recent surveys and individual measured lengths.

The largest length in RiverFish's EA sample is 76.7 cm; the largest recorded weight is 4.650 kg. These maxima may describe different fish.

EA survey maxima are population-monitoring measurements, not authenticated angling records. They are not necessarily representative of the largest fish in British waters. No weight is estimated from a survey length.

Scientific name matches the existing species catalogue. Angling categories remain separate even when EA groups them under one species.

Provenance

Sources and methodology

Official BRFC coarse record listing · Official PDF · Angling Trust cross-reference

Source update label: 10th June 2026. Last checked: 29/10/2026.

RiverFish preserves original classifications, joint holders and location strings. Weekly checks compare the HTML with the official PDFs. Unresolved values are flagged. A named river stretch receives a river relationship only when its geographical identity is established; stillwaters and ambiguous names do not receive river awards.

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