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Topic: Should Anglers Release Lingcod Females?  (Read 1309 times)

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splashdown

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But Pat you can't keep any ling "under 35" in Alaska thus the big female I'm holding up in my avatar!!! I think she went almost 60"  :smt003
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I'll usually release all lings over 34", especially later in the season when I have fish in the freezer. I'm really after big blues and verms but depending on my day I'll keep a ling or two from 22" - 26", they fit in my crate real nice.  :smt075

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