{video} Keegan Payne, 19, was the one who reeled in the million-dollar fish but it was his little sister who spotted a small tag on the barramundi which led to a "life-changing" jackpot. The small rod of red plastic clipped to the spine of the barra meant Keegan landed top prize in the Northern Territory's annual Million Dollar Fish competition. Keegan, who works two jobs and lives with his family of eight in Kimberley, said he plans to treat his family to an overseas holiday and stash the rest in the bank. Speaking on 2GB, the keen fisherman said he'd woken up feeling "pretty good" about his sudden change of ... (full story)