Kentucky, Texas anglers catch 7-foot alligator gar, may have set new world record

An Angella can break a world record after shaking into a large prehistoric face fish.

Art Weston, a Kentucky resident, expert guide and fisherman, Captain Crack Karkeland, with the help of an alligator Gar, went to Lake Livingston Lake, Texas.

Weston Fox told News Digital, “It was an epic war, lasted about 4 hours and was across the 2 mile lake.”

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The weight of the huge fish extends 153 pounds and 7 feet 3 inches long.

It was caught in the “Garship Enterprise” boat.

Alligator gers are a unique species of fish.

They are often known as “living fossils”; As Fox News Digital has previously reported previously, animals records have been discovered about 100 million years ago.

Weston said that the fish was swimming 8-12 feet below the boat, and at once for 10 minutes to rest the bottom-to-the-cat makes it difficult.

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Weston said, “Kirk and I have practiced the light line before, so we were ready with the leaders of 6 feet steel, the maximum length allowed and a powerful J-hook,” said Weston.

“The reel’s tension was set very little so that the fish would not break the line out of the line without breaking the fish.”

Alligator G weight is 153 lbs. (Art Weston)

“This is a situation where you cannot rely on the energy that you can apply to the fish, however [rather]Give them enough stress on them to swim and exhausted yourself, ”said Weston.

He said that multiple things could be wrong in such situations – as the lines bend, the lines were snatching barriers and the fish sprinkled the top.

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Weston said he predicted that the fish would break the record of the largest global freshwater fish caught in the face of the ultra-halka, a 2-pound test — and if you include the salt water species, the 6th largest.

“It will record the World Class World in a pending 2 £ 2 [International Game Fish Association]“Weston said.

Weston predicts that the fish will break the record of the 6th largest sweet water fish if the fish is overly dealing with, 2 pounds test-and salt water species. (Art Weston)

He also said that there was less than 1% of the huge fishing on the line.

Last May, Weston and Kirkland accidentally tried to catch a huge fishing, throwing a 200 -pound alligator turtle.

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“The only comfort was a very unusual and unplanned catch: a 200-plaus-pound Oligator turtle snaping, ” Weston at the time.

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