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Topic: Too Many Pink Salmon?  (Read 3815 times)

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NotaSeal

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I've caught a lot of Pinks in Alaska on the Kenai River. I would rather eat a King or Red, but I like Pinks too. They smoke up good too. We usually catch them while we're fishing for Silvers.

Some years so many Pinks come into the river that they deplete the oxygen levels and they die by the thousands.

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krusty

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I've caught a lot of Pinks in Alaska on the Kenai River. I would rather eat a King or Red, but I like Pinks too. They smoke up good too. We usually catch them while we're fishing for Silvers.

Everything is better smoked. :smt003


 

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