The "monster" alligator gar that was caught in Texas last month has broken not one, not two but four International Game and Fish Association (IGFA) records. Captain Kirk Kirkland served as the guide ...
Kentucky fisherman Art Weston won't ever have to lie about the size of fish he has caught. It's because he may have landed one of the biggest ever! The duo are a fishing dream team. Weston has held 56 ...
"We both had a look of shock when the scale just kept going higher and higher. We both said, 'OMG this is a new all-tackle world record,'" fishing guide Kirk Kirkland said of client Art Weston's catch ...
Art Weston hold more than 50 current or pending fishing world records, but he will likely soon add two more to his total after hauling in a “monster” alligator gar during a September fishing excursion ...
Art Weston is no stranger to catching world record-size fish, with dozens of accolades in his name. But the Kentucky angler’s latest achievement, along with a “humanoid” creature he caught the day ...
Renowned angler Art Weston has done it again — recently landing a massive alligator gar measuring 7 feet 3 inches and weighing 153 pounds on Lake Livingston in East Texas. Calling it the “most ...
It's believed the fish was a female. Field & Stream Online Editors SHARE Editor’s Note: Alligator gar stories often cross our desk, and we generally refrain from publishing them because too often ...
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