The Sentinel reported that the 39.08-pound shortraker was caught on June 21, not only beating the previous record for the fish weight by a few ounces but perhaps also clocking in as the oldest.
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Wednesday, July 03, 2013
See The Record-Setting Fish That Could Pre-Date The Civil War And Alaska’s Own Statehood
The Sentinel reported that the 39.08-pound shortraker was caught on June 21, not only beating the previous record for the fish weight by a few ounces but perhaps also clocking in as the oldest.
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It was a shame to kill such a long-living fish as a trophy. He deserved to live a long life.
I'm glad he's having it mounted.I'd hate to see anyone eat a 200+ year old fish.It doesn't sound very appetizing.It appears to be a shame to end the life of something that's been around that long.Possibly around before Lincoln was born in 1809.
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