Sunday, February 17, 2013

7 Big Fish Ever Caught


Difficult to determine catch the largest fish in the world, because each type has its own privileges. However, below is a list of seven big fish ever recorded.

 
1. Whale Shark
This type of reported shark ever caught around the Mediterranean Sea. With a length of 7 meters animals is the world's largest fish for sharks.

 
2. Catfish
There's also the biggest fish in the world for this type of catfish. Caught off the coast of Thailand, this catfish has a length of 2.7 meters. And this is the record for the biggest catfish in history has ever captured by humans. But unfortunately this giant fish died shortly after being arrested, because they turned out to be quite difficult to keep the fish this big.
 

3. The giant squid
While the biggest fish in the world for a group of squid, his record is held by squid caught around the Arctic ocean. Squid weighs 490 kg with a length of 6 meters. This is the largest squid ever caught in the world by humans throughout history.

 
  4. Fish Sea Bass
Sea Bass fishing site ever caught by an angler fishing in a commercial area in the California San Quintin. This fish has a weight weighing 180 kg. Even this fish has been named as the biggest fish in the world for this kind of Sea Bass.

 
5. Beluga
Age fish can reach 180 years, and the fish can continue to grow bigger fish until they die. Beluga largest ever caught was 30 feet long and weighs 6000 pounds. Even this fish into the biggest fish in the world for this kind of Beluga.

 
6. Stingray
The next largest fish in the world of this type of stingray. Caught off the coast of Thailand, stingray has a body weight of 253 kg. It takes a long time and work very hard when people who catch these fish try to remove them from the water.
 
 
  7. Goldfish (Carp)
Goldfish certainly often we see it, and its size was small. But the carp is the gigantic one body length of 10 feet with this fish is the largest fish in the world for this type of Carp (carp). This fish was caught in the waters around Southeast Asia.

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