Steve Feltham

At the moment, a Wels catfish ticks more of the boxes than any of the other contenders for the explanation, i would like it to be something new and undiscovered rather than something a little bit mundane. People do report four- or five-feet long necks sticking up out of Loch Ness. That's not going to be a Wels catfish.

That object is bigger than an estate car, everybody's got a different theory as to what the identity of the Loch Ness monster is.

It's still a massive world-class mystery, it's been a life-long passion for me and I'm dedicated to being here and being fully involved in this whole hunt. I couldn't be more content doing anything else.

We get sonar contacts with things that are far bigger than any fish that should live in this body of water, we only get one or two decent sightings a year.

I'm in my utopia living here on the shores of the loch. by Steve Feltham

I'm in my utopia living here on the shores of the loch.

I have to be honest. I just don’t think that Nessie is a prehistoric monster, what a lot of people have reported seeing would fit in with the description of the catfish with its long curved back.

I certainly don’t regret the last 24 years. by Steve Feltham

I certainly don’t regret the last 24 years.

The monster mystery will last for ever and will continue to attract people here, monster or not, i certainly don't regret the last 24 years.