Tom Cruise's son Connor catches a 300-pound fish in Florida
Instagram / @theconnorcruise
Tom Cruise's son, Connor, has followed a different path than his old man - and that path is that of a fisherman who catches big catches...really big catches.
CC was part of the Sarasota Slam Fishing Tournament in Florida this weekend, and it looks like he and his crew won the grand prize for a grouper that ended up weighing hundreds of pounds.
TMZ.com
To be precise, the beast ended up clocking in at 301 pounds... which was proudly announced at the docks and received huge applause from the crowd. The word is, Connor and co. actually caught him on Friday - but kept him on the ice until Saturday when they checked the weight.
Connor writes of the haul..."Did it yesterday with the boys. 301# Warsaw on the crank."
Tom and Nicole Kidman's kid loves sports these days. His social media pages are filled with photos and videos of him posing with a pile of dead fish...huge, too.
His parents may be killing him in Hollywood...but he carries his own weight on the high seas. Congratulations!
Instagram / @theconnorcruise
Tom Cruise's son, Connor, has followed a different path than his old man - and that path is that of a fisherman who catches big catches...really big catches.
CC was part of the Sarasota Slam Fishing Tournament in Florida this weekend, and it looks like he and his crew won the grand prize for a grouper that ended up weighing hundreds of pounds.
TMZ.com
To be precise, the beast ended up clocking in at 301 pounds... which was proudly announced at the docks and received huge applause from the crowd. The word is, Connor and co. actually caught him on Friday - but kept him on the ice until Saturday when they checked the weight.
Connor writes of the haul..."Did it yesterday with the boys. 301# Warsaw on the crank."
Tom and Nicole Kidman's kid loves sports these days. His social media pages are filled with photos and videos of him posing with a pile of dead fish...huge, too.
His parents may be killing him in Hollywood...but he carries his own weight on the high seas. Congratulations!
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