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Lemon Sharks are the best. But all of them have very very clean meat and of course no bones.
Too bad I'm inland. I live on fish.
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I went fishing 30 years ago in Delaware with a couple guys I went to school with. One friend had moved 3 years ago. We would catch the sharks and shoot them in the head as soon as they came up. It was treated like a trash fish then.
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The shark in the OP doesn't appear to be overly big. I mean, it's easy to see how another shark would take a couple chunks outta that one.

Maybe it was sick and got picked off? Or maybe those bite marks are the result of a feeding frenzy gone wrong.

Gosh I love sharks.
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Too bad I'm inland. I live on fish.
Interesting fact: Through out the world, people who have a diet heavy in shark meat (not fins) have a 88% less cancer than the rest of us. Sharks do not get cancer, even when injected with live cells.
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Interesting fact: Through out the world, people who have a diet heavy in shark meat (not fins) have a 88% less cancer than the rest of us. Sharks do not get cancer, even when injected with live cells.
Grew up on the great lakes. I waded streams and ponds. I'm not good at catch and release. I did know that about the cancer. I think alot of fast food fish might be shark. Thanks for the tip next time I'm on the ocean I'm snagging a lemon shark.
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damn thats sum bite marks ouch


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