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Mingo
      
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Mingo
      
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| Thats pretty wild. I agree with your assessment.
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Pin Fish
      
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| At a glance I thought cookie cutter shark, but now that I see the bone, I agree with the marlin bill.
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Mingo
      
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| That dolphin is like the my name is earl of the fish world. He was lucky enough to survive a marlin attack only for you to gaff him in the forehead moments later. Kinda like winning the lottery then getting hit by a car. Real nice fish though. I thought we would run by some friday afternoon but no such luck
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Trigger
      
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| Yes. That would be a marlin or possibly a sword fish, because a swordfish has more of a tendecy to use his sword more than a blue. That is why it is called a sword on a sword fish and a bill on a blue.
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Ruby Red Lip
      
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| Cool !!! I suggest not eating the head.
Tight Lines,
David
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Grouper
      
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Fish are amazing what they can take and just shake off. It that was a human they would be crying and dying.
Fish On!!!
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Snapper
      
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| Whatever happened to it, you did that fish a favor! He wouldn't have survived much longer longer with that thing. All that resistance, only a matter of time before it was culled by another gamefish.
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