Difference between salmon and halibut?
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When sport fishermen mention the best of the best, they are talking about Alaska Salmon Fishing. It's pole-busting, reel screaming, line-burning action...angler vs. fish...no-holds-barred, heart-pounding excitement. Alaska fishing is a cut above. \n\n  \n   The productive waters of Seward, Alaska are the place to experience heart pounding Alaska Salmon fishing and Alaska Halibut fishing.  \n \n   \n    In these frigid Alaskan waters, salmon are at their apex. Before your very eyes a school of tenaciously feisty, chrome-bright lunkers can emerge in a flash, under the boat, chasing your bait. Sight-fishing for salmon in saltwater may sound like a dream, but come on, after all this is Alaska fishing at its finest\n\n\n The immense bounty of Alaska's halibut fishery becomes perfectly evident onboard an Alaska Halibut fishing charter. To most fishermen around the world a successful fishing trip is measured by the number of bites, number of hookups, or number of fish that were landed. \n\n    Alaska halibut fishing is a whole different story. Success is measured in pounds.... hundreds of pounds. This may sound like the haul of a commercial long-liner, not the catch of a six-passenger Alaska halibut charter boat. But once in a while, with the confluence of the perfect conditions, every baited hook seems to fall helplessly into the waiting mouth of a large Pacific Halibut. \n\n    Alaska Halibut fishing can quickly turn into controlled pandemonium as hookups test the tackle's strength and the angler's determination. You need a guide who has a lifetime of experience landing huge Alaska halibut to coach you through the fight.
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It depends on what you are needing to add to your diet. Salmon is better for calcium because there are edible bones in the can. As far as for healthier heart, they are about the same.
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caviar is one, escargot (snails) is another. I think each country has their own delicacies though.
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Salmon is just like tuna...some is stored in water, some in oil. Read the label.
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Without a doubt Salmon is far superior to anyother fish as far as being healthy for you..Go on the net just type in Salmon or Health and Salmon something like that and you can see for yourself..I did before answering this ?
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It depends on what fish you are trying to catch. Somehow if you can tell me what you plan to catch, I can tell you which place is better.
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By far, the Middle Fork of the Salmon.  The Main Salmon, Selway, and Bruneau (if the water level holds) are also top notch trips.
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The main difference between cod liver oil and fish oil is that cod liver oil is high in vitamin A and D and as the name suggest is extracted from the liver of cod fish.\n\nyou should go for fish oil if you are out in the sun alot.\nbut if you are not or live in a place where its really cold and less sunshine, then you should go for cod liver oil as it will provide you with Vitamin D that you are supposed to have form the sun.\n\nthats the only difference, both contain omega-3 so no worries about that...
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Yes, there is a difference. One gives you natural cancer and the other one gives you just plain old cancer.
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what is the difference between boogers and broccoli?\n\nkids wont eat broccoli\n\n:D
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1 can of Salmon:\n\nhttp://www.calorieking.com/foods/food/carbs-calories-in-fish-canned-packaged-salmon-sockeye-drained-solids-w-bone_Y2lkPTQwNzAwJmJpZD0xJmZpZD03MDc4MSZlaWQ9NDAwMzA5MTMmcG9zPTEwJnBhcj0ma2V5PXNhbG1vbg.html\n\n1 can of Tuna:\n\nhttp://www.calorieking.com/foods/food/carbs-calories-in-fish-canned-packaged-tuna-light-in-water-drained-solids_Y2lkPTQwNzAwJmJpZD0xJmZpZD03MDc3MSZlaWQ9NDUxMTM0ODEmcG9zPTEmcGFyPSZrZXk9dHVuYQ.html\n\n--\n\nYup, looks like Salmon is better.. more calories, but WAY more protein.
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You're looking for the candiru fish.\n\nHere's an interesting article:\nhttp://www.straightdope.com/columns/010907.html
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Duck is white meat.. it is a bird, gameier than chicken, but not red.  Salmon is fish- i believe that would be white, but fish may just be fish.
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Wonderfully fresh, barbecued salmon, from California.\n\nFollowed closely by Fresh Tuna, in Gran Canaria, Spain.  That was the 1st time I ever had fish that didn't smell fishy...if that makes sense.
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In Alaska we use Squid, and some plugs, go to a fish shop and ask for plugs,  squid is good for freshwater and salty water, however plugs with a little bit of squid on them work great for trolling.
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Seafood.  It taste great and is healthy.........plus you can cook it so many different ways!!!!
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Salmon don't find their way to where they were born. \n\nSalmon are born in freshwater streams and move into the ocean as they age. They move back into freshwater to breed, but they DO NOT move back to the same stream where they were born. They will move back to any old stream, and not uncommonly they don't even breed on the same continent, much less the exact same stream where they were born.\n\nSalmon find thier way form the ocean to freshwater simply by following their noses. They can "smell" the mud carried by rivers as well as being able to detect changes in salt concentrations. They simply keep moving until the water becomes fresh and clean enough to spawn in.\n\nIt is neither navigation nor divine guidance. Rather it is simply an ability to know how clean the water is that they are swimming in  and to move towards cleaner water.