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Old 02-22-2011, 02:14 PM   #1
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Dover sole range from Southern California to Alaska.

We ain't catching them around here.
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I don't trust ducketts since he told me a sand dab wasn't a windowpane.

But he's right on that one
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Dover sole range from Southern California to Alaska.

We ain't catching them around here.
There ain't no "dover" in the Pacific. Dover sole is named for the cliffs of Dover in the U.K. and is an Atlantic fish.
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