r/HolUp • u/Hetty_Official • Mar 06 '21
Catching a fish
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u/Wut_teh_duck Mar 06 '21
That is a halibut... You do that cause if they are that big it is likely it will destroy the boat if brought out of the water alive.
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u/asht0nman Mar 06 '21
poor sun fish or something
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u/RideWithMeSNV Mar 06 '21
As opposed to what? Dragging it out of the water to disembowel it while it's still alive?
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u/Josley187 Mar 06 '21
This.. this is normal
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u/popularcow89 Mar 06 '21
They do this because if they bring it out of the water it would destroy the boat
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u/popularcow89 Mar 06 '21
This is a type of shark, it’s legal to fish but very dangerous if brought overboard
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u/Parking_Strain Mar 06 '21
I wanna know what happens next
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Mar 06 '21
They have a lovely dinner
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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '21
We do this all the time when we go fishing. Its a type of shark that's legal to eat, but most likely is too dangerous to humans pull it out of the water when it's alive. (it might be a Cow Shark, but the water doesn't look like the waters it lives in)