State confirms record gar

I can not find a picture of this anywhere yet. Somebody post it if you find it!

Thanks. I shot a gar several years ago with bowfishing equipment that was probably that size if not bigger. I was at the spillway at Glendale in Daviess County. A little girl came down the edge of the creek and asked what I was doing. I explained and she said that there was a big fish at the pool at the end of the spillway that would let her touch it and then it would swim out into the pool and come back in a little while. I walked upstream and ended up practically stepping on the gar. It was about 6 inches across the middle of the body and I thought it was a log laying at the edge of the water. I shot it, reeled it in, and then pulled the stupidest thing I could have done... I tried to pick the thing up by the arrow. It broke both steel barbs off the arrow and fell back into the water. It was gone before I could think about getting the arrow back on the bow. I guessed it at about 5 feet long. I went back the next day with a fresh arrow and shot a 36 inch gar that was little in comparison. By the looks of that picture, mine was about the same size or a little bigger.