A professional angler from Germany reeled in a rare bright-yellow wels catfish—like a giant, writhing banana with gills—while fishing with his twin brother on a lake in the Netherlands. The fisherman from Duisburg, Martin Glatz, on Oct. 4 was testing out a new lure, and at first thought he’d hooked a fish “comparable to a 47-inch pike,” he said, judging by the fight being put up. But when he peered down and saw the sunny-hued catfish “glowing” from about three to four meters below the surface, he started to panic a bit. “We fell into a state of shock,” Glatz told The Epoch Times. “And [I] yelled at my brother to have the landing net ready.” He and his brother Owen netted and boated the extravagant, lemon-hued catfish. After measuring and snapping a few photos with the specimen, following regulations, they released it, so as to let it grow “very big.” He …