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Fish Nuts
Think you've got the fishing bug? You won't believe the extent that these anglers push the envelope.
Martin Arostegui Case File: For Martin Arostegui, chasing IGFA World Records is a family affair. Not only does he travel the world tracking down trophy fish, but often takes his family with him. Arostegui holds over 300 World Records, which is more than any other angler. His son, Martini is a chip off the old block; he’s already broken or set 120 World Records, more than any angler in the youth division. In fact, this spring, 16-year-old Martini will be the youngest recipient of the IGFA’s Lifetime Achievement Award.
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What life it must be to just travel around and fish all the time, wish i could do it
Frankly, I feel bad for these guys. Are they capable of deriving any enjoyment from fishing if they're not trying to set another record?
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Frankly, I feel bad for these guys. Are they capable of deriving any enjoyment from fishing if they're not trying to set another record?
What life it must be to just travel around and fish all the time, wish i could do it
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