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Quote:Thai Fishermen Net 646-Pound Catfish
By DANIEL LOVERING, Associated Press Writer

Thu Jun 30, 5:28 PM

BANGKOK, Thailand - This big one did not get away. Thai fishermen netted a 646-pound catfish believed to have been the world's largest freshwater fish ever caught in Thailand, a researcher said Thursday.

The nearly 9-foot-long Mekong giant catfish was landed May 1 by villagers in Chiang Khong, a remote district in northern Thailand, and weighed by Thai fisheries department officials, said Zeb Hogan, who leads an international project to locate and study the world's largest freshwater fish species.
07-01-2005 08:49 AM
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Can you imagine the smell of that thing? I mean, it looks like it is pretty dry in that picture, so it can't be good...
07-01-2005 09:02 AM
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