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Old 27 August 2006, 18:42   #1
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This was sent from a friend who caught it yesterday at our favorite "fishing hole" in Sonora Mexico. They are great to eat.
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Thats not a fish its a blooming torpedo.
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Old 27 August 2006, 19:14   #3
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Torpedo? pretty much correct they can do at least 30mph and tear your fishing gear to shreds unless you know what your doing. That one is about 60lbs , I guess but the world record is 155lbs. They can hurt you really bad if your not careful. By the way this is a small game fish for this area. A year or so ago someone caught a 750lb Marlin. What do you do with that in the back of your boat???
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about 13 knots ?
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By the way this is a small game fish for this area. A year or so ago someone caught a 750lb Marlin. What do you do with that in the back of your boat???
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Ask it nicely if it can steer while I roll a fag.
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