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Posted on Jul 9, 2012 in
Tightening the Drag, sight fishing
By Mike Mazur
Ever since I heard Mick Dundee utter the words, “A barramundi’s a bloody big fish,” in the ’80s hit Crocodile Dundee, I’ve had this species in the back of my mind. After all, the barra looks like something like a cross between a snook and a tarpon, two of my favs — and apparently they fight just as well as either of those fish. Read More
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