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Topic: ARW halibut question?  (Read 1469 times)

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chaeki

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Are the halibut safe to eat from the bay?  Someone once told me to eat only fish caught ocean side, and not to eat from the bayside?


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« Last Edit: June 11, 2011, 12:15:19 PM by Sailfish »
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Totally unsafe....if you catch any give them to me and i'll dispose of them for you : )

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I might be wrong but I thought Hali's come into the bay in waves, from the ocean, just to spawn and only stay in the bay for a couple weeks, so they are much cleaner than resident fish, big sharks and stripers and sturg are another story, I think some of those might be absolutely humming with foulness.....
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