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Craig-Sheffield

Ray's King Salmon

Ray's King Salmon

In 2004, my friend caught an 72 pound King Salmon, the record for that year. He was interviewed by a number of sports outlets. He caught it on a rod and reel....
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In 2004, my friend caught an 72 pound King Salmon, the record for that year. He was interviewed by a number of sports outlets. He caught it on a rod and reel.
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camera

OLYMPUS OPTICAL CO.,LTD C300Z,D550Z

settings

settings

Aperture 29/10 ISO 60 Shutter 10/3200 Focal Length 60/10

location

location

Kenai, Alaska, US

upload_date

upload_date

Dec, 2022

Views

406

Likes

+34

Awards

Winner in Gone Fishing Photo Challenge

Peer Award

+14

Top Choice

Absolute Masterpiece

Outstanding Creativity

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Wow! The one that DIDN'T get away 😃

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Amazing!

Ultimate

That is some catch!

Ultimate

Hello Craig, congratulation on winning my photo challenge gone fishing. Keep the great shots coming/ Chad

Platinum

Great shot. Congrats!

This guy is not lying to his mates when he said I caught a fish this big!!!!!!!!!

PRO

Holy 🐄 . You have proof of the size of your catch.

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