A Gulf fisherman's 805 pound shark catch last week apparently will not make it into the record books because – wait for it – he ate it. A news release on the website for the International Land-based Shark Fishing Association, which certifies world record fish, says that since 2012 the organization has accepted applications for records only in cases where the shark has been released. Joey Polk and his cousins Earnie Polk and Kenny Peterson cooked up their 11 foot Mako, caught April 15 off the Florida panhandle, for a community feast feeding...
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