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Old 09-04-2015, 05:05 PM   #16
Harry Hill
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In respect to their toxicity people may be treating them like the cudas around Australia where large predators often become toxic with ciguatera toxin. You aren't so posed to eat them once they get a certain size. I dont think we have that problem here though or we would hear of people getting poisoned.
I never knew for sure, some old timers on the pier used to tell us that so I just never kept them. They are fun to catch.
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