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<blockquote data-quote="lunkerslayer" data-source="post: 256911" data-attributes="member: 217">Does the ndgf actually take possession of the fish to do any&nbsp; collection of DNA samples you think if that fish was caught in the back there should be quite a large hole the hook would have been ripping the flesh making a&nbsp; noticeable wound where blood would be seen running down the side of that big body. They must be using muskie or catfish rods with heavy line&nbsp; becuase that fish would have definitely straightened out a jig hook coming into shore if it was actually hooked in the back- - - Updated - - -For the record I'm glad the ndgf is looking into this catch more thoroughly just to make sure 100 percent it's a legal catch. As far as I know north Dakota values still exist where you are innocent until proven guilty even in public opinion. Congrats on a once in a lifetime catch I hope its everything comes back to prove a legal catch.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lunkerslayer, post: 256911, member: 217"] Does the ndgf actually take possession of the fish to do any collection of DNA samples you think if that fish was caught in the back there should be quite a large hole the hook would have been ripping the flesh making a noticeable wound where blood would be seen running down the side of that big body. They must be using muskie or catfish rods with heavy line becuase that fish would have definitely straightened out a jig hook coming into shore if it was actually hooked in the back [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] For the record I'm glad the ndgf is looking into this catch more thoroughly just to make sure 100 percent it's a legal catch. As far as I know north Dakota values still exist where you are innocent until proven guilty even in public opinion. Congrats on a once in a lifetime catch I hope its everything comes back to prove a legal catch. [/QUOTE]

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