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Stinky and slimy Tule! I would probably take it home to show my son and then give it to the neighbor also. He's Korean and nothing will go to waste.... He loves shad too...
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I would have peed my pants seeing that come to the boat, panicked and cut my line! Naaaaaaaasty!
At least you saw a bear
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That is one nice fish man. Hope you got a good fight out of it and some good pics if nothing else.
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I didn't know the tules went above the dam. It was my understanding they were in tribs from the Lewis down learn something new every day.
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