Polish Anglers Claim New World Record for Enormous Catfish
A team of Polish anglers believe they have caught a new world-record Wels catfish during a tournament, measuring roughly 9.6-feet long.
The fish, which measured 292 centimeters, could replace the previous unofficial length record of a 285-centimeter Wels caught in Italy's River Po in 2023.
- The catch was made during a fishing tournament on Rybnik reservoir in southern Silesia province.
- The team of anglers represented the Polish Angling Academy.
"The haul took over an hour and a half,"said Krzysztof Pyra, one of the anglers.
Author's summary: Polish anglers caught enormous catfish.
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