If you ask any fisherman about, they’re passion, they will tell you they always dream of making the big catch, and sometimes they hit the jackpot. Join us, as we look at 15 disturbing ocean discoveries made by fishermen.

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Giant Manta Ray

A fisherman went deep sea fishing and caught two giant manta rays weighing 750 kg and 250 kg. When they got back to shore, a crane was brought in to load them into a pick-up truck. The large catch drew the attention of many locals, who gathered in the port area to see the massive fish. Such a large catch appears to be neither common nor uncommon. The size varies, but they are caught on a regular basis. The fish will be exported and are expected to sell for a high price.

Giant Prehistoric Elk

The skull of an extinct Great Irish Elk found in a fishing net in Lough Neagh is over 10,500 years old. For thousands of years, Great Irish Elks have not roamed the lough shore. Ulster Museum curator Kenneth James determined that a jawbone recovered from the lough in June 2014 was at least 14,000 years old. But this find was a little more significant. The net extracted almost the entire beast's skull and antlers. The amazingly well-preserved fossil was discovered while a fisherman was out looking for pollen between Alterstown Castle and Ballyronan. He had a difficult time removing it from the water. When it first appeared in the net on the side of the boat, the fisherman mistook it for a black oak. When he got it over the side and saw the skull and antlers, he was stunned. Because the skull and antlers were discovered in the same location as the lower jawbone recovered from the lough in 2014, he believes they are from the same creature. The Ulster Museum's Dippy Exhibition will feature the history of the great beast in Ireland.

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