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I am a huge fisherman too . Sadly I don’t live where we can catch those☹️. Only saltwater fish I have caught where I live are rockfish and lingcod. My biggest fish ever is a 5 foot 80 pounds white sturgeon.
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I am a huge fisherman too . Sadly I don’t live where we can catch those☹️. Only saltwater fish I have caught where I live are rockfish and lingcod. My biggest fish ever is a 5 foot 80 pounds white sturgeon.
Hey I know those fish. Sounds like your in the pacific northwest. Don't sell yourself short, we have some nice sized dogfish out here ;)
 

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