“Some kids get to ride a pony, not my grand nephew Ace,” said proud uncle Ed McHugh who shared pictures of his 12-pound nephew Ace on Facebook riding a gigantic lobster in Black River, N.B.
The lobster was caught on Canada Day by Ace’s father, Nathan Crawford, who works as a lobster fisherman.
“I think it’s really cool that when he’s older he’ll get to see he was on a lobster that was bigger than him,” said Crawford.
The lobster was a 17 pounder, the first Crawford has ever seen.
“They’re kind of rare, and you wouldn’t have very many opportunities to get one.”
Crawford said his six-month-old son “was amazed by it,” and can be seen laughing and touching the lobster.
“It is definitely a good maritime picture.”
But that would be the last time Ace will get to ride a lobster, which was sold to the market on the same day.
“Next season in the fall he’ll be bigger than the lobster,” Crawford said.
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