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Source: Sky News
A fisherman is waiting to hear if he has reeled in a new world record after catching a whopping tuna fish in New Zealand.
The Pacific bluefin weighed in at more than 335kg - and if approved by the International Game Fish Association it is the largest of its kind ever snapped up on a rod and reel.
But what makes the catch even more of a feat is that Nathan Adams caught it from a six-metre tin boat.
"It was pretty cool because when I first started fishing my dream was to catch a bluefin tuna exactly like that," said Mr Adams.
He said the fish was "pretty hard" to reel in because the line "was right on the point of the line breaking".
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