Long-Time Loch Ness Hunter Says The Beast Is Likely Just A Big Catfish
- 9 years ago
After spending nearly 25 years searching for the Loch Ness Monster, Steve Feltham has determined that what people have reported seeing is likely a large Wels catfish.
When it comes to Loch Ness Monster hunters, there is probably no one more dedicated than Steve Feltham.
Nearly 25 years ago he left his home, girlfriend, and job behind to move near the Scottish lake said to house Nessie and search for the beast full-time.
He’s been at the task ever since, and now, after all that time, he’s decided the fabled creature is most likely a great big Wels catfish.
Said Feltham, "I have to be honest. I just do
When it comes to Loch Ness Monster hunters, there is probably no one more dedicated than Steve Feltham.
Nearly 25 years ago he left his home, girlfriend, and job behind to move near the Scottish lake said to house Nessie and search for the beast full-time.
He’s been at the task ever since, and now, after all that time, he’s decided the fabled creature is most likely a great big Wels catfish.
Said Feltham, "I have to be honest. I just do