Imagine the size of the bag needed to take this goldfish home from the fairground.
Angler Andy Hackett is celebrating after catching one of the world's biggest goldfish.
The gigantic orange specimen, aptly nicknamed The Carrot, weighed a whopping 67lbs 4ozs.
The fish is a hybrid species of a leather carp and a koi carp, which are traditionally orange.
The Carrot is believed to be over 20 years old and was put in a lake at a fishery in France run by Brit Jason Cowler when it was young.
But it has proven an elusive fish to catch over the years and is rarely seen out of the water.
Andy, 42, spent 25 minutes reeling it in and was delighted when it tipped the scales at just under five stones.
It was 30lbs heavier than what was considered to be the world's biggest goldfish caught by Jason Fugate in Minnesota, US, in 2019.
And it was more than double the size of a 30lbs bright orange koi carp caught by Italian Raphael Biagini in the south of France in 2010.
Andy, a company director from Kidderminster, Worcs, caught his record-breaker at Bluewater Lakes in Champagne, France.
He said: "I always knew The Carrot was in there but never thought I would catch it.
"I knew it was a big fish when it took my bait and went off side to side and up and down with it. Then it came to the surface 30 or 40 yards out and I saw that it was orange.
"It was brilliant to catch it but it was also sheer luck."
Andy posed for the obligatory photo with the catch before releasing it safe and well into the lake.
He celebrated with a cup of tea afterwards.
Jason Cowler said: "We put The Carrot in about 20 years ago as something different for the customers to fish for.
Since then it has grown and grown but it doesn't often come out.
She is very elusive.
"She is in excellent health and condition. Congratulations to Andy on a great catch."
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