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Subject: Re: experiences with fish in Hawaii
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Date: Wed, 20-Mar-85 08:57:59 EST
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Re: Chuq on shark
	Unfortunately, shark has become all too well appreciated! The
price of shark these days rivals swordfish which makes it not very
affordable.
	I prefer to seek out inexpensive types of fish. I've found
monkfish to be delicious. It's ugly, but who cares if it's cheap.
I've heard that skate is very good and very inexpensive, but I haven't
managed to locate any yet.
	Alas my favorite types of fish are expensive - trout and
salmon. Oh well, I'll just have to move to Washington State so I
can try to catch my own!

Sharon Badian