Catch the heaviest carp in the world

The killer of the Graham Slaughter from England yesterday set a world record with achievement: the 'copy' weighs more than the first 40 kg in history.

It took more than 20 minutes to wrestle the muscular 42-year-old man to pull the giant fish ashore. Immediately people brought it to the scale table and not admiring admiration: weighing exactly 40,188 kg.

'The feeling of being the first to break the record of the carp is great' - Worksop town citizens in Nottingham cannot hide their pride. Graham and his friends shared a cup of congratulations on the lake in Bordeaux, France.

Graham Slaughter and his " copy " sentence (Photo: Dailymail)

Last December, the German hunter Dieter Markus Stein was once famous for a " finely finished " carp weighing 38.15 kg. Unfortunately for how long the title has not yet been owned, it appears that the one who took over.