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At a depth where fish bladders should "explode", or, more precisely be crushed, fish biologists have found not one but three species that can exist. Interesting read. Mike
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Nice article. Thanks for the post...How many people do you think left that meeting and headed out on the lake with some serious tackle in order to target fish at 1100'???
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Thanks for posting this. It was a good read indeed.
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Interesting article.
Say you found yourself with an idle weekend and $20 in your pocket. How would you go about catching one of these buggers?
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You're going to need a really big reel and a lot of line to catch those fish.
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That is very interesting. I would like them to take a sub down there and film what is going on like they do in the deep ocean.
Windriver
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Here is a picture of a submarine in Lake Pend Oreille. As I am sure you know, the Navy tests subs and sub components in the lake. Mike
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Interesting article thanks for sharing it. I am surprised at them finding bull trout at that depth. Amazing!
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Interesting read. Not surprised tho. People never thought there would be fish at the bottom of the Pacific ocean either, but at 7 miles down, they found fish.
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