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Good Fish - Bad Foot

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Good Fish - Bad Foot

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An 8lb 6oz fluke and a broken 5th (pinky) toe - I guess a stainless steel bowrail stanchion is harder than a human bone :cry: Click on the image and check out that designer left shoe - can't get that at West Marine :D
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:evil: Broken toes suck! My last broken toe was caught under a cleat. OUCH.

Nice fish though...
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Nice Fish Rob. With the limit at 20 1/2" inches here in RI, all we've managed are a couple of shorts. The bigger fish should be here soon.

Tough break on the toe.

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Great fish and one of my favorites to eat. How long is it? We have a 19.5 inch minimum in Virginia and it is tough to get them big enough to keep. I hope it means we will have more flounder in the future.
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Russell wrote:Great fish and one of my favorites to eat. How long is it? We have a 19.5 inch minimum in Virginia and it is tough to get them big enough to keep. I hope it means we will have more flounder in the future.
It was just over 26" which is not long for an 8 pounder. Here's an 8lb 6oz from a few seasons back that went just over 28"
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I just realized both of these fluke are the exact same weight....
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