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06-30-2005, 04:48 AM
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Re: This is a Monster Catfish no...... The Largest
HOLY MACKRAL!
How many kilos of breading did it take to fry it?
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06-30-2005, 08:18 PM
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Re: This is a Monster Catfish no...... The Largest
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HOLY MACKRAL! [/ QUOTE ] <font color="blue">That's not a mackerel, it said it's a catfish! Now this is a mackerel --->>> </font> 
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07-01-2005, 02:33 AM
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Re: This is a Monster Catfish no...... The Largest
A little while back there was some discussion on Noodling,that is where you run your arm in the mouth of a catfish! Well I just wonder what the hell you would do if you ran your arm in this fish mouth and he clamped down!You would probably have to change your swim suit or shorts! LOL. You never really know what it is under the water.
Bobby Dodson 
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07-01-2005, 07:26 PM
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Re: This is a Monster Catfish no...... The Largest
I once met a man who was a retired diver. He used to
inspect dams for a living. He claimed at the time that he had seen catfish this large in the deepest sections of the water (at the base of the dam ). I always thought he was stretching the facts a little. Guess I changed my stance on that. One other thing to mention. The diver also said that after he saw the size of these catfish, he now understood why swimmers sometimes disappeared while swimming and were never found. Scarry....... 
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