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Topic: Largest Fish Ever Caught on a Fly  (Read 6772 times)

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Bill

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I'll settle for the largest fish caught on a fly from a kayak. Damn that s big.Scary too.
Why Do I paddle a kayak instead of a float tube or a pontoon boat? I like seeing where I'm going not where I've been!
Paddle safe and wrap'em tight.
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Malibu_Two

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Seems like a poor release method if you ask me...gaffing it, then tail-roping it and towing it. Catch and release is a great thing as long the fish survives. Sounds like this shark took a beating from these guys.
May the fish be mighty and the seas be meek...