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Catfish in the street thanks to Tropical Storm Emily

Catfish in the street
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BONITA SPRINGS, Fla.-Heavy rains courtesy of Tropical Storm Emily created an unusual situation in Bonita Springs Monday.

Stacy Jo DeMott says a catfish emerged after the storm dumped heavy rains across the area.

She recorded the event and posted it on Facebook.

 
 

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