Little boy impresses dad by catching his first fish
A bit of child in Vonore, Tennessee, reeled in his first fish just lately, to the intense delight of his dad. Cute footage from Jaylon Beasley reveals the second his three-year-old son caught the fish all by himself after feeling a snag on the road.
A West Virginia angler simply broke a fish document within the Mountain State.
Jerry Porter of Harts, West Virginia, caught a black crappie whereas fishing at East Lynn Lake in Wayne County.
Porter reeled within the 17.7-inch fish that weighed in at 3.6-pounds, in keeping with the West Virginia Division of Pure Sources (WVDNR).
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The sunfish was caught on a minnow-tipped jig on a 6-pound check line.
The earlier black crappie state document was a 3.15-pound, 17.76-inch fish caught in 2024.
A fisherman in West Virginia broke the black crappie document when he caught a 3.6-pound freshwater fish. (WVDNR)
Black crappies stretch 10.8 inches on common, with the heaviest ever reported at six kilos, in keeping with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Providers (FWS).
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The fish are generally present in freshwater lakes, usually touring in faculties whereas swimming in clear water, in keeping with FWS.
Black crappies stretch 10.8 inches on common, with the heaviest ever reported at six kilos. (iStock)
Porter’s document marks the third state document shattered thus far in 2025.
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Two West Virginia fishermen just lately broke state data whereas reeling of their catches on the identical day in April.
Two West Virginia anglers managed to interrupt state data whereas fishing on the identical day. (West Virginia Division of Pure Sources (WVDNR))
Jason Floyd caught a 24.57-inch, 5.75-pound redhorse sucker, in keeping with the WVDNR and as beforehand reported by Fox Information Digital.
John Plott caught a hefty 12.44-inch, 1.60-pound redear sunfish, marking his second record-breaking catch of the species.
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With a purpose to fish in West Virginia, anglers over the age of 14 should acquire a state fishing license.
