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In 1960 my father taught me how to clean triggerfish. We would go out on head boats from Destin and I would spend most of the trip collecting unwanted triggerfish before folks kicked them through the scuppers. This was in addition to lots of snapper and grouper. Those old captions had no radar, no LORAN, no GPS, just a compass and a very good memory. They did have paper graph sonar, and could put you on bottom structure that was swarming with all sorts of tasty critters. Once everybody got LORAN, those spots got cleaned pretty regularly.
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