Lingcod Replicas – A Dragon for the Wall

Written by Pete Robbins
Keith Combs holding a lingcod in Seward Alaska

On our multiple fishing trips out of Seward, Alaska, we’ve caught a handful of lingcod – a complex and semi-hideous species that we’re told tastes great. We’ve never caught a true giant, but even if we did I’m not sure that we’d consider one for a fiberglass replica, but apparently some people do, because there are some great examples out there. Check out some of the following:

 
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