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Topic: Deep water and lovin, it! (non-yak)  (Read 831 times)

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JRONJ

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July 22, 2006, 07:37:31 AM
  These fish were hot on red and orange irons and plastics.  We extracted a 5" starry out of the stomach of one of the reds.  The starry was the exact same color as the irons and plastics we were on.  Pink, red, and orange are very hot rock colors.

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