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This Fisherman Might've Just Broken a World-Record. He Definitely Broke His Rod
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This Fisherman Might've Just Broken a World-Record. He Definitely Broke His Rod
The fish might’ve cost him one his best bass rods, but Charlie Conway says the spotted gar he caught in Lake Texoma on Oct. 10 was worth the trade. Conway’s 10-plus-pound gar was certified as a new Oklahoma record Tuesday, beating out the previous record by more than three pounds, according to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. Conway lives in Kingston not far from Texoma, a large reservoir on the Red River that spans the Texas-Ok…
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