This boy caught a giant fish! That's incredible! Congrats, boy! You will remember this forever! ❤️

That’s a freaking huge fish. 🎣

Would love to catch one!

@LynneBP_294 That’s a big gar.

@LynneBP_294 What?

Great memories

Yes! ❤️💯

This is the biggest thrill ever!

Amazing father and son bonding moment! 😎❤️

@thewriterme Oh my goodness that is awesome But those fish are Gar You can tell they’re down south by the color of the water Gar fish are kind of icky But it’s awesome fun Especially for the father son

Awesome!!

Alligator gar (Atractosteus spatula) is the largest living gar and one of the biggest freshwater fish in North America. It is a slow, armored predator with a short, broad snout and two rows of teeth on the upper jaw. Where they are in the U.S.Native range is the lower Mississippi River system and Gulf Coastal Plain:Strongest populations: Texas (Gulf-draining rivers), Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Alabama Florida: Panhandle rivers only (Perdido, Escambia, Yellow, Blackwater, Choctawhatchee, Econfina Creek) Also: slow rivers, oxbows, sloughs, bayous, floodplain lakes; they use brackish Gulf marshes and sounds

Why do I have a feeling he’s going to have a fishing show? 👏👏👏👏

That fish weighs more than the kid does

That’s a hell of a team right there! Old man didn’t let him give up and young man got it done. Killer video.

Looks like a brochet

Those fish have teeth.

What an unforgettable catch and an amazing memory he’ll cherish forever ❤️

Sweet catch

That’s an awesome catch! 🎣👏 What a memory for the young angler—definitely a moment he’ll never forget. ❤️🐟 Great job, buddy!

Wow! Thats a Gar fish. Didn’t know you could eat those. Hmm. It’s huge though!

Damn kid I do some saltwater fishing and that's a big fish

They fight more than anything. I’ll put my house on that. Gar are such monsters.

Omg they are fun to catch..Alligator gar

That's a garbage fish correct? Didn't think they were good eating.

Little guy has me beat, my biggest is 61 inches and 55 lbs.

Do you eat that or what do you do with tbat?

Living in the south lets us turn one syllable words into 2 and sometimes 3 syllable words. It’s a regional talent.

Nice Gar!