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Reply With QuoteIf that is the same croaker as we have up here, and it sure looks like it, you were only 6oz short of matching the world record.
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If that is the same croaker as we have up here, and it sure looks like it, you were only 6oz short of matching the world record.
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Bill H. PTC USN Ret
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That is a gooden I have caught a bunch of them golden croaker in my life but that's the biggest I have ever seen they are good eating fish too congrats on a really good one
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Originally Posted by Barnacle Bill
i dont think its the same....our its a simillar species but grow mutch bigger then yours....i dont know the name...but i see people call our croaker...white seabass, drumm....in portuguese its a CORVINA
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That one is too big to fish with!
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Congrats on a nice catch nonetheless. It is interesting to see and hear about fishing in other areas of the world... but no doubt... the bottom line is: Fishing is fun for all people everywhere.
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Maybe kin to our Red Fish which is a Drum like the Black Drum. Our Croaker record in Texas is 5.47 pounds.
Looks like the world record is 3.94 kg (8 lb 11 oz) caught at Chesapeake Bay, Virgina
Nice fish, congrats!
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