Have you ever fished? How many of the biggest fish you've ever caught? But I believe that no matter how big the fish you caught at that time, it should not be bigger than the one that Ah Lao will talk about next.
According to the British newspaper "Mirror" on November 22, a fisherman successfully caught a goldfish weighing 30 kilograms while fishing in Champagne, France, which amazed anglers around the world.
When 42-year-old Andy Hackett caught the giant orange fish in Bluewater Lake, many thought it might be the biggest fish caught in the world.
After catching this fish, Andy did not kill or sell it, but raised it and gave it the name "Carrot", which is simply cute.
According to Bluewater Lake spokesman Jason Caughley, the fish is estimated to be around 20 years old, and it was introduced to the lake area 15 years ago to allow anglers to try and catch something different. And carrots are not actually goldfish, but a hybrid of leather carp and koi.
In an interview with the Daily Mail, Andy said: "When it eats my bait and swings up and down, I know it's a big fish! Then when it surfaced 30 or 40 yards, I saw it was orange. It's great to catch it, but it's also pure luck. After that, it took Andy about 25 minutes to pull the carrot out of the water.
After catching the carrot, Andy weighed the big fish at 60 pounds, heavier than what was previously considered the largest goldfish in the world, so it also set a new record.
Wow, what is the concept of a 60-pound fish, it can probably be compared to the size of a human child, and holding this fish will definitely feel very heavy. In other words, carrots can grow so big, does it also mean that the local water environment is too good and the food is abundant? But ordinary hybrid fish can't grow so big, it can only be said that they are talented.
Then again, Ah Lao also took a fishing rod to fish, maybe he could also try his luck to catch a big koi?
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