[daneblazer]

Let it go, keep it, or eat it?

http://ftw.usatoday.com/2013/07/200-...ckfish-alaska/

Fisherman Henry Liebman recently made a deep-sea catch he’ll never forget, reeling in a record-setting shortraker rockfish. Caught off the coast of Sitka, Alaska, Liebman’s fish weighed in at nearly 40 lbs. (the previous high was 38.69 pounds). That’s impressive and all, but here’s the mindblowing part: The fish is estimated to be nearly two centuries old.
From Yahoo! News:

Troy Tidingco, Sitka area manager for the state Department of Fish and Game, said the fish is still being analyzed but he believes it is at least 200 years old. Tidingco said that would beat the current record of 175 years. Researchers are able to determine the age of a shortraker by the number of growth rings along its ear bone.

[Ghenghis Kahn]

i don't think you can let those go, they will die from the water pressure anyway.

[TheMetsSuck]

how are you possibly supposed to know the fish you just reeled in is 200 years old? Not like they come with id cards....

[Russian Rocket]

this motherfukker with a fish looks like a total nutcase...look at his creepy smile

[GUMMO77]

It must have been a trip when he yanked that out of the water.

[Nut_Flopper]

i don't think you can let those go, they will die from the water pressure anyway.

Correct it would die if it was released

[mikejamm]

Sad really, man will eventually wipe out, destroy and kill everything, including himself.

[downsouth]

this motherfukker with a fish looks like a total nutcase...look at his creepy smile

-800 he has released in the fish.

[Russian Rocket]

-800 he has released in the fish.