4-Year-Old Girl Snags 33lb Catfish…It Weighs More Than She Does

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In 2018, the Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game announced a remarkable catch that was made on Jamaica Pond. A three-year-old boy named Zach managed to reel in a “large” rainbow trout, and did so using his Spiderman fishing rod.

Thousands were stunned to see that such a little guy was able to catch such a big fish. And with a children’s fishing pole at that!

It turns out that Zach isn’t the only expert junior fisherman. There’s a little girl named Josie whose 2019 catch is equally impressive!

In a now-viral video, four-year-old Josie can be seen enjoying a day out fishing with her parents, Steve and Ashley, and her two cousins. Her dad rigged her Frozen-themed children’s fishing pole with a 50lb line, and then waited to see what Josie would catch.

After a while, there was a tug on the line, and Steve jumped in to help Josie secure her catch. Josie was excited to bring her fish to shore, but became even more overjoyed when she saw how big it was.

Josie’s family used a net to pull her catch up on the dock. Everyone was shocked to see that the little girl had just reeled in a massive flathead catfish!

The fish ended up tipping the scale at 33lbs…which is three pounds more than Josie weighs!

But the fish isn’t as long as Josie. She got down on the ground beside it to see how she compared to its size, and was happy to see that she was “taller” than the fish.

You can watch Josie reel in her big catch and then celebrate it by tuning in to the clip below. She’s a master fisherman in the making!

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Miranda Raye

Hello, I'm Miranda, a lifelong country music fan! There are old home videos of me in my baby swing, swinging along to Dolly Parton and Ricky Van Sheltonโ€™s โ€œRockinโ€™ Years.โ€ Being able to unite my passions for storytelling, researching, and music into my work has been a dream come true.

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