Missouri angler breaks world record after catching 97-pound

A new world record was set last week when a Missouri man caught a massive 97-pound bighead carp from the Mississippi River.
Matt Brewster and his daughter, Ali, recently took a fishing adventure that will last a lifetime. The two spent their spring break on Headwaters Lake, a 10,000-acre manmade lake in Fellsmere, Florida – one of the best fisheries in the country right now, according to Brewster.

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