Published 03/28/2024 3:27:00 p.m.

See world-record, 92-pound fish that somehow made it into a Louisiana lake

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A grass carp caught in March in Lake Concordia would have broken world records if caught in a fishing competition. Instead, biologists with the state Department of Wildlife and Fisheries caught the grass carp during routine spring sampling. The grass carp is 49.5" long and 92 lbs. It beats the "all-tackle" world record of the International Game Fish Association by four pounds.

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See world-record, 92-pound fish that somehow made it into a Louisiana lake

A giant, almost 100-pound grass carp was caught this month in a Louisiana lake, and it would have broken world records if it were hooked in a fishing competition.

03/28/2024 3:27:00 p.m.·Baton Rouge, United States

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