"Manna From Heaven": Man Catches Big Fish Inside Flood in His Street, He Flaunts It in Viral Video

• As flood continues to ravage many parts of the world, a man has been seen making a big catch in a flooded street
• In a viral video seen on TikTok, the man bent slowly in a flooded street and caught the fish as it struggled to be freed
• He lifted it up with force and showed it off proudly to the camera as someone standing by shouted in awe

A video of a man catching a big fish in a flooded street has gone viral on TikTok.

The video was said to have been recorded in Florida, USA but the actual date was note stated.

In the short clip posted on TikTok by Fishing Australia, the man bent down and struggled till he got hold of the fish.

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He then lifted it up with force and showed it off to the camera.

Someone who was watching shouted in awe due to the big size of the fish caught by the man.

Although, the video is not dated, there have been recent reports of flood in Florida. But it is not clear if the man's catch was as a result of the new flood.

Many TikTokers have termed it the biggest catch ever.

Watch the video below:

Social media reactions

@user5846506249401 commented:

"Easiest catch ever."

@LGP said:

"Is a fishing license required for this type of fishing?"

@Fed commented:

"That looks like a Barra but they are snook in Florida."

@limgeorge66 said:

"Blessing in disguise."

@surujdaipersaud88 commented:

"Fry fish. And fish curry shine snook."

@Schootake2 reacted:

"Yes it’s called Dinner.”

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@itschtopvista said:

"Awesome! That's a blessing!"

@harrisivan768 commented:

"It's a snook which normally don't have a good taste when cooked."

@audreywilson9985 said:

"The Lord provides."

@Paul Williams2808 commented:

"The street or the fish?"

@Michael Stephen375 said:

"Manna from heaven."

@Nadula nghelo_na reacted:

"Nice. Flood brings food too but it destroy some as well."

Man who started fish farm with 6 staff now employs many people

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that a Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala showed off a man who started a fish farm with little money.

She said the man started his farm with just 6 staff but now employs 3000 people.

After she shared the story on Twitter, many Nigerians said they were inspired.

Source: Legit.ng