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Old 08-05-2005, 06:35 PM
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Why do they call "CATFISH" Seafood?
Its FISH....

Jeez O Pete, it's riverbottom fish, not SEAFOOD....

Can you just picture someone from out of state asking how much the "SALTWATER" license is in addition to fresh water? (In TN)

I can picture eyeballs the size of truck rims looking back after THAT question....

"Yeah, and for an extra fifty bucks we'll supply the rock salt for Ya..."


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Your right. It ain't seafood for sure.
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Kindee like "Mudfood"

They say you can soak catfish meat in brine to take out the mud taste though.
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