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Giant 14ft, 800lb stingray caught in Thailand

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A stingray weighing nearly 800lb has become the largest freshwater fish ever caught by rod and line.

 

The gigantic flat fish, which was 8ft wide and 14ft long, took nearly two hours to reel in.

 

It was caught by American TV nature conservationist Jeff Corwin on the Mae Klong river in Thailand earlier this week.

 

Giant 14ft, 800lb stingray is the biggest freshwater fish ever caught with a line and rod | Daily Mail Online

 

According to the feedback, the fish was tagged and released.

 

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Specialists measured its width, length and girth to calculate its weight.

 

Read more: Giant 14ft, 800lb stingray is the biggest freshwater fish ever caught with a line and rod | Daily Mail Online

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I'd never be able to figure out how much something like this weighs. Such odd dimensions on this fish. My math isn't that good.

Specialists measured its width, length and girth to calculate its weight.

 

Read more: Giant 14ft, 800lb stingray is the biggest freshwater fish ever caught with a line and rod | Daily Mail Online

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I'd never be able to figure out how much something like this weighs. Such odd dimensions on this fish. My math isn't that good.

Good thing your not in India, you'd never get married! :)

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