Image via Facebook I don't know if these two anglers are going to break a world record, but they've caught one of the biggest ...

The alligator gar is a unique and ancient species of fish that has captured the attention of scientists and anglers alike.

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 ...

Weston’s April 8 catch is believed to be the heaviest “multiple-to-one” catch ever recorded — a term used in sport fishing to describe the ratio between the fish’s weight and the strength of the ...

Art Weston, a Kentucky resident, went to Lake Livingston, Texas, to catch an alligator gar with the help of an expert guide and fisherman, Captain Kirk Kirkland. "It was an epic battle ...

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

On April 8th, renowned fishing record angler, Art Weston, completed the unlikely goal of catching an alligator gar of more than 110 pounds on 2-pound test line. Last October, Weston set an all ...

Art Weston's 153-pound alligator gar stands to replace his own world record in the 2-pound test category. A pair of seasoned, world-record-chasing anglers just left another mark on the record books.

Caught on Lake Livingston near Houston using a two-pound line, the massive alligator gar weighed 153 pounds. Art Weston After a four-hour battle, an angler in Texas reeled in a humongous fish that ...

Angler Art Weston continues his mission of catching record-breaking alligator gar. With the help of Texas Captain Kirk Kirkland, Weston has obtained every line class world record for alligator gar ...

LIVINGSTON, Texas — "Sharing what was my most challenging catch of my life," Art Weston wrote on Facebook after landing a massive alligator gar in Lake Livingston. The 7-foot-3-inch behemoth ...