Has London's famous river been restored?
New Zealander David Shannon has caught what is believed to be one of the largest trout in recent history from the Thames River, within London.
Last Tuesday, he reeled in a 10.2 lb trout while fishing off of the river's Putney shores.
This monster trout is a testament to the now thriving river that was once "declared dead" in the 1950's because of pollution. –Robert Frawley
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