A 13-year-old girl from Nova Scotia stunned participants at the 22nd annual Wedgeport Tuna Tournament and Festival by catching a 711-pound tuna, a feat that sets a world record for the event’s ongoing celebration. The catch occurred during the tournament, which drew attention for its scale and the remarkable achievement by Délynn Jacquard.
The image accompanying the report shows Jacquard beside the massive tuna, which was later displayed as a centerpiece of the festival. The event, now in its 22nd year, highlighted the young angler’s win as a standout moment for the competition.
The tournament and festival, held in Wedgeport, showcased a record-breaking catch that has drawn national interest. Jacquard’s achievement is described as surpassing previous benchmarks at the event, marking a historic moment for both the participant and the festival.
Details about the exact timing of the catch, the boat or crew involved, or subsequent recognition for Jacquard beyond the record are not provided in the available information. The report confirms the size of the tuna and the year of the festival but does not offer additional context on the scoring, measurements, or the broader implications for the tournament’s history.
Further updates and specifics may follow as organizers release official results and statements regarding this record-breaking catch.
