A 16-Year-Old Boy In Hawaii Just Caught The Biggest Fish You’ve Ever Seen
The blue marlin weighed in at over a thousand pounds.
The struggle between humankind and nature rages on, but one teen visiting Hawaii just scored a big point for humanity when he reeled in a thousand-pound blue marlin.
Yes, you read that right: a thousand. More than a thousand, actually.
Kai Rizzuto, 16, spent a good 30 minutes struggling with the behemoth on the Kona coast. His fight paid off: The fish ended up weighing in at 1,058 pounds, and measured 11 feet from jaw to tail.
“It was a 30-minute fight. I’ll tell you it was the hardest 30 minutes I’ve ever fought a fish,” He also said “When I saw that fish at the end of line I was just thinking, don’t break off. Do not break off.”
The hard work was worth it, as Rizzuto is believed to be the youngest angler ever to catch a “grander” off of the Kona coast. He shared his good fortune with locals, who cooked and ate the giant fish.
The struggle between humankind and nature rages on, but one teen visiting Hawaii just scored a big point for humanity when he reeled in a thousand-pound blue marlin.
Yes, you read that right: a thousand. More than a thousand, actually.
Kai Rizzuto, 16, spent a good 30 minutes struggling with the behemoth on the Kona coast. His fight paid off: The fish ended up weighing in at 1,058 pounds, and measured 11 feet from jaw to tail.
“It was a 30-minute fight. I’ll tell you it was the hardest 30 minutes I’ve ever fought a fish,” He also said “When I saw that fish at the end of line I was just thinking, don’t break off. Do not break off.”
The hard work was worth it, as Rizzuto is believed to be the youngest angler ever to catch a “grander” off of the Kona coast. He shared his good fortune with locals, who cooked and ate the giant fish.
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