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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.
![]() Early Signs: Arostegui was a prolific angler before he joined the Miami Beach Rod and Reel Club in 1990 but it was the club’s internal competition that got Arostegui on the path to chasing World Records. “Members of the club advance in rank as they catch more trophy fish,” Arostegui explains, “Once I set one club record, I thought, ‘Why not catch 10.’” He started to target line-class records, fly-fishing records, and any new species that the IGFA added to the 1028 species eligible for World Record. Over 300 World Records later, Arostegui says he might slow down. “Now Maybe I’ll help my son, Martini (shown here) beat me,” he says. AdvertisementADVERTISEMENT |
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Photo Gallery Comments (2)
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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