A record-breaking Loch Ness Monster hunter who has been searching for Nessie for over three decades has vowed that he will remain on the shores of the famous loch until he proves that its famous resident is real.
Steve Feltham, 59, moved to the banks of Loch Ness in June 1991, and has dedicated over half his life to the search for the truth about the legendary monster. He has previously been recognised by Guinness World Records for the longest continuous monster-hunting vigil of the loch.
He explained: "I hold the world record for hunting Nessie. I've kept watch since June 19, 1991, so 31 years. I'm going to stay here until I get the proof, that's my life's work. I need to prove to myself it's real. This is something I need to get closure on."
