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Old 03-28-2016, 06:51 AM   #1
Deamon
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Don't even know what to say except with a grateful spirit...at times quantity brings quality. (3) fish topping 60#'s in March including a 66. ...blessed to have the time to pound the hours required while persevering through the same b.s. challenges...heavy current, seals, kelp and occasional larger surf. In case there's a doubter...or two, culling is not an option for a fish I so greatly respect. Peace.

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