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Poland: Fishermen Catch Almost Three-Meter Guliano - The Story Behind the Impressive Fish

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A giant 2.92-meter-long eel was caught by two fishermen in a lake in Poland after an effort that lasted more than half an hour. Even more impressive is that, according to the organizers of the competition in which they participated, it is the same fish that was caught in the area last year.
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A German fisherman equalled the world's record of length for a sleep caught with the wave, after capturing an impressive 2,92 metre specimen during a competition in southern Poland.

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Two competitors of the Rybnik competition made an amazing catch. A sleep of nearly 3 meters was presented to the jury at the end.

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A 2.92-meter-long gull was caught by two fishermen in Lake Rybnik, southern Poland, after an effort that lasted more than half an hour.

A giant 2.92-meter-long eel was caught by two fishermen in a lake in Poland after an effort that lasted more than half an hour. Even more impressive is that, according to the organizers of the competition in which they participated, it is the same fish that was caught in the area last year.

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LiFO broke the news on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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