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Iflyfish
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[*] posted on 8-7-2007 at 05:09 PM


I did see a dandy Marlin spear and pectoral fins attached to the spot Texan's normally reserve for the horns. It was on an old RV, 70s model, clapped out pretty good, on a flat bed going north on the Copper Canyon train. I was impressed enough to remember it to this day. I had always hoped I would find a proper occasion to tell that story. The mounting story will have to wait.

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