Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe Oct. 23 (UPI) -- A Florida fisherman set a new state record in Georgia when he reeled in a blue catfish that tipped the scales at 100 pounds, 6 ounces. Tim Trone of Havana said he was visiting friends in Georgia when he decided to join a fishing tournament on the Chattahoochee River. Advertisement "The tail comes out the water and all I thought was, 'Man, I got my 50-pound fish.' I've got the 50 pounder. I've been wanting to break 50 pounds. It was surreal to think I got my 50-pound fish," Trone told WRBL-TV. Trone said he knew he had far exceeded his expectations when he attempted to weigh his catch on a 100-pound scale. "We pulled it up and the bottom scaled out and I knew right then, like I've got the Georgia record," he recalled. Trone's fish, which measured 58 inches long and 42 inches in girth, was officially weighed at 110 pounds, 6 ounces, enough to clinch the record. Read More German man sets world record with 516 body modifications Deer crashes through window into accounting office Tennessee man dubbed world's tallest firefighter