After a string of box office flops, Dwayne Johnson is learning patience with a new sport in "Slow Roll It, Patience...BOOM."

What does Dwayne Johnson do in his spare time if he is not making box office hits or is involved in any other controversy in the media Well, he is definitely one of the wealthiest men in the world and works extremely hard.

But what exactly does The Rock, a former WWE champion do in his spare time

We won’t be surprised to learn that the Black Adam actor has taken up fishing as a new sport to improve his patience. Yes, Johnson, who is well-known for his fast-paced action roles and larger-than-life persona, has a surprising hobby that unveils his multifaceted approach to personal development.

It seems unlikely that The Rock would enjoy fishing. You might think that the former WWE Champion is too busy casting a line into a pond in search of bass, but his recent Instagram post will dispel that notion.

Recently, Dwayne Johnson gave all his fans a behind-the-scenes look at his fish farm, which shows how he has been breeding different kinds of fish for years.

When he posted his recent video on social media, many of his followers were ecstatic and sent him heart emojis in appreciation for his main idea behind this sport.

The 51-year-old actor uploaded a video to his official Instagram account where he can be seen catching a large fish from his fish farm. He continued by illustrating a portion of the fish’s interior and relating an intriguing fact about it.

“I waited for her to stalk that baitfish at the mouth of the lake driving them back into the inlet. One cast about 3 feet in front of where I THINK she’s going – let it drop for a few seconds, a few cranks like a jerk bait, slow roll it, patience….BOOM”

He displays a largemouth bass and describes it as a “gorgeous gorgeous fish”. Well, he earlier admitted that fishing was his peaceful hobby and that he fell in love with it when he was a kid.

Many fans commented on his Instagram video with hearts and heart-eyed emojis to show how amazed they were, while some people noted how lucky the fish was.