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The Future Sex (2018)word "fish" doesn't do this creature justice.

"Loch Ness Monster" or "small whale" might be more appropriate for this 112-pound catfish caught in the Northeast Cape Fear River in North Carolina.

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On the day before Thanksgiving, Riahn Brewington found this monstrous catfish.

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Brewington told a North Carolina ABC affiliate about the fish, saying, “In the water, it felt like it was pretty big, but like I said being that big I thought it would have already snapped the line, but I didn’t realize how big he was until I actually got my hands underneath him."

He was fishing with a 10-pound line, so the catch is pretty remarkable.

While the catfish's location is currently unknown, Brewington said he released it back into the river after staging a photoshoot with it.

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