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The 4ft eel, which weighs between 10 and 12kg, was caught on Friday morning by West Penwith fishermen on their Trevessa beam trawler just 60 miles off Newlyn Harbour. That's a moray: John Payne, above, snapped up the eel hauled in off the Cornish coast on Friday
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