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Thursday, July 14, 2011
Hail to the King: Wild King Salmon from Sitka Sound, Alaska
Lucky for you these TROLL KING SALMONS (as they are commonly referred to) are massive fatties because they haven't yet hit the river to spawn. Pleasantly plump might be a kinder nomenclature for their husky state, but if these chunkers understood English they wouldn't take much offense to my name calling. Existing as a corpulent King Salmon looks HOT to other salmons and is good for the humans that ingest them because the extra blubber makes them tasty. Right now is the best time of year to eat these salmons, so pick up while they are still large and in charge.
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