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But Lundahl said that the ratfish did not go to waste. 2019-09-15 2019-09-16 Oscar Lundahl nearly “jumped out of his fishing boat” when he pulled the strange creature into his boat, The Sun reported. Photos of the fish revealed its large eyes and comparatively small body. Lundahl, a fishing guide for Nordic Sea Angling, was reportedly fishing for blue halibut off the coast of the island of Andoya in Norway when he made the catch. Oscar Lundahl (19) caught the 'dinosaur-like' fish with bulbous eyes near Andoya island off northern Norway. A photo of the rare fish has been doing rounds on social media.

Lundahl told The Sun it took him about 30 minutes to reel in the ratfish, which was roughly 2,600 feet deep. Fox News reports the ratfish didn't survive due to the extreme pressure change from Oscar Lundahl claims that his colleague identified the creature as a ratfish, a relative to the shark that is rarely caught. (Oscar Lundahl) He told The Sun, “We were looking for blue halibut Oscar Lundahl, 19, was fishing in Norway in 2,600ft of water when he reeled in the ratfish, whose name comes from a Greek mythological creature. Lundahl tells The Sun he was trying to catch blue halibut off the island of Andoya in northern Norway when he snagged something — different.

But on his mission, he ended up catching the ratfish.

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He was fishing for the rare blue halibut off the coast of Andoya, an island in Norway. But on his mission, he ended up catching the ratfish. Oscar Lundahl, 19, was fishing in Norway in 2,600ft of water when he reeled in the ratfish, whose name comes from a Greek mythological creature.

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He was fishing for the rare blue halibut off the coast of Andoya, an island in Norway. But on his mission, he ended up catching the ratfish. Though Lundahl wasn’t sure about the type of the fish, his colleague identified it as a ratfish. Turns out, this is a kind of fish which has been around for over 300 million years, reports Metro .

2. An angler was astonished when he reeled in a bulbous-eyed The fish is apparently a ratfish, a relative of the shark that reportedly dates back 300 million years. They live in deep water and apparently very rarely caught. Lundahl claims that due to the extreme change in pressure, the ratfish didn’t survive the experience.
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18 Sep 2019 Oscar Lundahl with the ratfish, he caught. Oscar Lundahl, a man from Norway was in for the biggest surprise of his life when he went fishing, 17 Sep 2019 Oscar Lundahl (19) caught the 'dinosaur-like' fish with bulbous eyes near Andoya island off northern Norway. SHOW FULL STORY.
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Lundahl claims that due to the extreme change in pressure, the ratfish didn’t survive the experience. Lundahl told The Sun it took him about 30 minutes to reel in the ratfish, which was roughly 2,600 feet deep. Fox News reports the ratfish didn't survive due to the extreme pressure change from Oscar Lundahl with the ratfish. Source: Nordic Sea Angling Mr Lundahl, who works as a fishing guide for Nordic Sea Angling, was out fishing for blue halibut when he made the catch. Lundahl, a fishing guide for Nordic Sea Angling, was reportedly fishing for blue halibut off the coast of the island of Andoya in Norway when he made the catch.