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Albino Cat caught in Crookston Red Lake River

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This albino catfish was caught by Adam Roed of Crookston on Saturday July 31, 2004 on the Red Lake River in Crookston. The fish was released back in the river after the picture was taken at Ceason's Bait and Tackle.

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Ed Carlson Grand Master

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That is cool! They are rare, you see one every few years on the Red.

I caught a wild cat up North. I call it the "Holstein". It was white and black, very high contrast...really cool. It went somewhere near #20 and was a real style setter. Opatz and crew were cork'n near us and caught a look at it too. I need to get the pic and post it, Shanon has it I think.

Them cats sure are snazzy dressers Eh.

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I caught a cat today that was about 10" long and it was nice and light green with bit black markings.. was kinda cute.. I will post the pic here too...
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This is the one I caught up at Selkirk on Monday, Aug 2. RJ caught one like it, but a little different looking. Did it look like this, Ed? How did your bite go? It was nice to meet you up at Stu's on Tuesday night.

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Kinda like that but with much larger patch's of black & white...very white too...just like a cow...Moooooooo.

You bet, it was nice to meet you finally too.

Too bad you were headed out about the time I strolled on in, we could have hit the Kitty's together Eh. Next time we will have to get on them together.

Cool pics...thanks for sharing them!

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Looks like their stating to grow their own camo pattern so you guys can't find them. Never seen one with pink eyes before. Rusty you know if that guy was using one of the three legged frogs to catch that fish. Later

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