327lb Halibut caught in Alaska today...That is all.
By an Oklahoman?
No idea, my Wife showed it to me on her phone.
I don’t do facebook -- this is the link I found:
https://www.facebook.com/AlaskaLandofLastFrontier/photos/a.1548894441993616/2685570938325955/
The search also talked about a 515 pound halibut, caught in Norway!
https://www.facebook.com/AlaskaLandofLastFrontier/photos/a.1548894441993616/2685570938325955/
The search also talked about a 515 pound halibut, caught in Norway!
That's it.
My fathers favorite joke ( How many jellybeans would fit in that water tower?)!!!!!
One big one !!!!!
One big one !!!!!
White River Fish Market ( In Tulsa and Broken Arrow) have Halibut -- Best fish I ever ate !!!!!
https://whiteriverfishmarket.com
https://whiteriverfishmarket.com
Great fish to grill, not deep fry although that is an alternative.
Looking at the comments, someone wondered why they didn't release it.
Wasn't there, but fish like Halibut caught at depths will die when brought to the surface similar to fish in freshwater lakes caught at depth. Like a scuba diver that doesn't take time to regenerate the O2 levels when coming up from a deep dive.
Fish move up and down in freshwater lakes according to the thermocline. The ocean doesn't have that issue because of tides.
Halibut can be caught all through the water column but still don't typically survive when cranked to the surface from deep depths.
