Most anglers exaggerating The facts about the fish they catch which makes these stories seem even more awesomeMonster Shark Caught From a Pier
June 14, 1964, Walter Maxwell became one of the most incredible anglers. in south Carolina near myrtle Beach walter was fishing when he broke the current world-record shark, with a 16/0 1,400 yards reel of 130 pounds test line, he caught a shark that weighed a 1780 pounds.
The weird part of this story that Maxwell had fought the same shark The day before and for hours but lost it but he didn't give up and he went back after the shark again and he catch it this time.
Two Records, One Day
Two fishermen fishing in the same boat broke Two records the same day even One state-record fish is extremely hard and the chances Almost non-existent.
in 1984, William Garvey of Indianapolis landed a 5-pound, 2-ounce white bass on the Arkansas portion of Bull Shoals Lake, establishing a new Arkansas state record. His lunker white bass passed 4-pound, 15-ounce state-record white caught from the White River nearly 15 years earlier.
Garvey's record did not stand for a long time a few hours later his partner William Wilson and in the same boat landed a white bass that pulled the scales to 5-pounds 4-ounces and a new state record was established.
Wilson's record still unbroken for more than 20 years.
You Gotta Have Heart
John Phillips is an angler who write fishing books in one of his books"Master's Secrets of Catfishing" he relates one of the craziest stories we've ever heard.
Smith was suffering from a heart disease so The doctors decided to do a very serious heart operation where a portion of his heart was cut Away, Smith keeps that portion of his heart they cut out.
from Phillips's book “Smith kept the part of his heart in a glass jar filled with formaldehyde. One day after he came home from the hospital, he looked at the piece of his heart in that jar and decided his heart should perform some useful function. He poured the formaldehyde out and replaced the liquid with Fish Formula’s Catfish Scent. The first time he went fishing, he took a piece of his old heart from the jar, baited it on a hook and cast it out into the river. In just a few minutes, he caught an 8-pound catfish.”
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