RYE, N.H. (AP) — A New Hampshire state trooper reeled in a big fish — a massive 650-pound (295-kilogram) tuna.
Nick Cyr says he was reading a book on his boat with two lines out Tuesday in Rye when the tuna bit one of the lines. He tells WBZ-TV (http://cbsloc.al/2gNhuRS ) he could immediately tell it was a big fish, the biggest he's reeled in in a decade of tuna fishing.
Cyr says the fish spun the boat in circles and dragged it for about 2 miles. After a 90-minute tug-of-war, Cyr managed to reel in the 9-foot (2.7-meter) fish.
He says the big check he received for the tuna will help finance what he calls his low-stress hobby of fishing.
Trooper reels in massive 650-pound tuna during fishing trip
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