After a four-hour battle, an angler in Texas reeled in a humongous fish that will likely set a new world record. Art Weston ...

The 7-foot-3-inch behemoth weighed in at 153 pounds and Weston said it took him nearly four hours to reel in on just 2-pound ...

Texas has witnessed the return of a world-record fishing titan, who crafted another extraordinary saga beneath its murky ...

The Kentucky angler, who already has dozens of world records, calls this one the most challenging catch of his fishing life.

On April 8th, Weston and his guide, Captain Kirk Kirkland, set out on Texas’ Lake Livingston with the goal of catching a gar weighing more than 110 pounds on a 2-pound test line. Luck was on his side ...

According to Chron.com, Weston was able to haul in what will soon be certified as the largest freshwater fish in the world ...

Using ultralight fishing gear in combination with razor thin 2-pound test line, Weston recently landed a 153-pound alligator ...

A pending Texas state record bluefin tuna, described by Esslinger as "the size of a car," was hauled in after an epic ...

A pending world-record alligator gar caught by Art Weston is the heaviest freshwater fish ever landed on 2-pound test.

David Esslinger reeled in the tuna while fishing with some buddies, and it took everyone onboard to boat the massive fish.

Most of the catches occurred in Texas. “People don’t regard it as much of a game fish, I don’t know why,” Weston told McClatchy News in 2024. “They are amazing, they can jump ...