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Brit fisherman reels in the world’s biggest carp weighing 220lbs in Thailand


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17 hours ago, masuk said:

For the rest of the English speaking world, 220lbs (sic) is 100kg.

 

Considering the UK changed to metric in the mid-sixties,  they sure are slow in converting.

I believe he US Senate approved changing to the System Internationale (SI) in the late 1880s.

 

Catch up guys, this is the 21st century!

 

See post 89

 

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16 hours ago, masuk said:

For the rest of the English speaking world, 220lbs (sic) is 100kg.

 

Considering the UK changed to metric in the mid-sixties,  they sure are slow in converting.

I believe he US Senate approved changing to the System Internationale (SI) in the late 1880s.

 

Catch up guys, this is the 21st century!

 

 That's probably enough mistaken re-posts for now.

 

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19 hours ago, Chris Lawrence said:

There really not that good eating.

We have monsrtor Carp in the Mid-West USA as well - "the best way to eat the is nail or wire them to a board, build a fire and place the board with the fish in front of it, when done, take the Carp off and throw it away - eat the board"

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16 hours ago, Hooliganzone said:

The weight of this fish in terms that all can understand including Thais is 100 kilos, and well done most of the other cynical quotes are just jealous, and a true angler usually fishes for sport and not to eat every fish they catch so it don't matter if its eatable or not.

 

100 kilos....jeeeeez. It weighs more than I do.

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17 hours ago, robblok said:

 

 

Yes many Thais are not that great while fishing.. but if you want to make sure YOU fish responsible.. just put your drag low and use a flexible rod. 

 

And barbless / micro-barbed hooks, ideally with a shorter shank.

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