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Thought you Southern boys might like to see how we do it up here in Washington. Click on picture for larger image. 40" Ling  Tasty Spot Prawns.  
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Nice fish Hey Joe, not to one up you, but honestly a Texas Ling that size wouldn't raise many eyebrows at the Freeport Beach Harbor bait camp.  We routinely catch our version of Ling (Cobia) in the 70 to 80 pound range and big ones go over 100 pounds. They are also one of the best eating fish that swims. http://www.fish4fun.com/cobia.htm
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Yeah, but these have freakin' lazer beams coming out of their eyes.
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Very funny Joe ~lasers Great fish...my buddy won the fishing pot on an Eastern Seaboard fishing charter with a 40 lb. ling, nice job...I haven't caught one and I've been offshore 3 times. But I'm really impressed with those Prawns...my mouth is watering thinking of a plate in front of me, with 12 fried ones on it !!!
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