Nope! Did not catch that marlin. You have to go back
and read the story of how I ended up gutting and
cutting this fish. The reel is a Penn Senator 14/0, a
whole lot bigger than a 9/0. It took them about a
half hour to land it. The fish was a male black
marlin and weighed 149 lbs. Barbara Doeries told me
that there were two other black marlins in company
with this one. It was a blind strike just off the
reef in 200 feet of water. This is her second marlin
in less than a year.
Les
--- Thomas Lee <tom_agww@yahoo.com> wrote:
> So, um, Les,
>
> How long did you have to fight that monster? Is
> that an old Senitor 9/0 reel?
>
> Respectfully (you D man) Tom
>
> lucskalures@aol.com wrote:
> wow, what a fish - thanks Les, Marty
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