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Old 11-27-2014, 04:20 AM
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Default What so y'all do with all dat fish ?

Happy turkey day,

I am very curious being an angler who fishes for sport and food (I'm a body builder) and I vacuum up 300lbs of tuna loins and 250lbs of white meat fish (everything from fluke to cod) a year. I see many guys on this board who go out a hell of a lot more then I do, and also catch way more then I do a year. I guess my question is wtf do you do with sooooo much fish? I'm a very responsible angler and keep what I will eat only.

I have never kept a striper, bluefish in my life. I'm just curious? Some dudes who go out all the time, how the hell do you eat it all? Or do you enjoy just killing fish and giving it away or collect freezer burn?


Happy thanksgiving and god bless America.

The far of zee whale
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