A team of Polish anglers claims to have caught the new world-record Wels catfish. The fish measured 292 centimeters, or roughly 9.6-feet long, and it stands to replace the previous unofficial length record, a 285-centimeter Wels that was caught from the River Po in Italy in 2023. Details behind the Polish fish are slim, but according to TVP World, a news outlet based in Warsaw, the giant catfish was caught Sunday during a fishing tournament. The team of anglers, representing the Polish Angling Academy, were competing alongside other teams on Rybnik reservoir in the southern Silesia province. Tap the link in profile for the full story 🔗 #welscatfish #catfish #catfishfishing #fishing #fishingtrip #fishinseason #catfishing #outdoors #nature #outdoorlife 🎥: fishhub.pl & polska_akademia_wedkarska Story by: dac.collins