Hunting Week of July 5, 2004 By Outdoor Life Online Editor Updated on Feb 1, 2021 10:07 AM EST 2 minute read Outdoor Life Online Editor Stephen Lawson of Jamestown, N.Y., landed this 15-pound 3-ounce walleye, the second biggest in the New York record book. Outdoor Life Online Editor James Fawcett of Old Greenwich, Conn., was bear hunting with his father and godfather when he took this 328-pound bruin. It was the largest of the season at his spring bear camp. Outdoor Life Online Editor Dan Norton of Hodgon, Maine, caught these brookies (4 and 5 pounds, respectively) while fishing a pond in the northern part of the state. Outdoor Life Online Editor On his last cast of the day, 8-year-old Nolan Sprengeler of Green Isle, Minn., caught this jumbo largemouth bass off the fish dock at Lake Waconia. Outdoor Life Online Editor This monster whitetail, shot by Jay Schwartz of Columbia Station, Ohio, sported a rack with an outside spread of 24½ inches. Outdoor Life Online Editor Ritchie Bennett of Cohoctah, Mich., shot this 52-inch Ontario bull moose on the third day of his hunt. He took the moose with his bow at 25 yards. Outdoor Life Online Editor Buck Fuller of Lake Worth is lucky to live near the great canal fishing of southern Florida. While he was casting a popper fly, this peacock bass exploded out of the water, putting up a prize fight. Outdoor Life Online Editor Clayton Nichols of San Antonio, Tex., battled this 5-pound 4-ounce carp for 20 minutes in a creek near his house. He was fishing with ultralight tackle. Outdoor Life Online Editor On the first hunt of her life, Jan McClure of Hendersonville, N.C., shot this muley at 125 yards while hunting on public land in Colorado. Outdoor Life Online Editor This 3×4 blacktail buck carries a rack most whitetail hunters dream about (inside spread of 21½ inches). Robert Rippee, Sr., of Chico, Calif., shot the buck during California's C-4 Zone season. Outdoor Life Online Editor The first mule deer shot by Aaron DeGracia of Suisun City, Calif., was this 4×4 with a 27-inch spread. It weighed 235 pounds field-dressed. Outdoor Life Online Editor Kay Turley of Avery, Idaho, shot this 1,100-pound moose last year. Her .30/06 had never been fired before sighting it in for this hunt. Outdoor Life Online Editor