92-pound, 8-ounce bighead carp with a compound bow and arrow. The fish was the third-largest bighead carp captured in the world and largest in the Western Hemisphere by a recreational angler.
Not to change the topic too far, but did anyone read the entire story, and specifically the part about the guy who shot a 9-point buck that turned out to be an antlered doe?
Our tradition is that of the first man who sneaked away to the creek when the tribe did not really need fish. ~ Roderick Haig-Brown, about modern fishing, A River Never Sleeps, 1946
