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Old 10-24-2006, 03:34 PM   #16
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[QUOTE=Mr. Sandman;427108] I don't know the reason. Perhaps these fish have a different DNA then the ones we caught 20 years ago.

May be some truth to that statement as far as the origin of the fish goes, and their habits. Might be a good topic for mid winter. Would definitely like to know the breakdown of where all of our fish come from now versus the past. The fish Tattobob is getting might be very close to their winter home right now for all I, or anyone else knows. I know the big cape fish used to be considered of chesapeake origin, and once those year classes(1970-1980) disappeared, so did the summer resident cape fish.

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