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Yep, texas size for sure, good catch! 
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Yummmm Catfish. Welcome to Mugs.
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That is a good size red drum. Love the fight those suckers put up 
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Welcome, nice catch.
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Rascal, you should sell them fish online, as not many figure out what they are. Carp, maybe red horse, buffalo, drum, but not cats. Break out the pressure cooker. Still good pic.
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