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Acipenser transmontanus are harmless sucker mouth fish, and lived in the local rivers long before our towns were even an idea.

They are usually strictly catch and release, but in a kayak could probably pull you a great distance. They are deceptively strong for their size, and a big part of local conservation efforts.

400 years is plausible, as they do live a long time when left alone. =3

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