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40 lb Atlantic Salmon from the Three Rivers

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Published on Jan 14. 2014 - 11 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Salmon fishing

Kharlovka, Litza, Rynda - The Three rivers of the Atlantic Salmon Reserve. Each year they account for numerous 30lb Salmon and a handful of 40 pounders. WhereWiseMenFish were on hand to record the action over a late August week in 2012. http://www.wherewisemenfish.com/_Russia-kola-peninsula-atlantic-salmon-…

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