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Posted on May 29, 2012 in
Tightening the Drag, tarpon fishing, tournament fishing, Florida fishing
By Mike Mazur
You don’t see this sort of thing every day. Fishing as an amateur in a Professional Tarpon Tournament Series event over Memorial Day weekend, a disabled angler lost his prosthetic arm to a tarpon — only to have another angler reel in the same fish — with the arm still attached! Read More
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