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Fish caught on bait in Skeleton Coast National Park Namibia

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Fish caught on bait in Skeleton Coast National Park Namibia

Fish caught on a baited fishing hook with fishing weight visible in Skeleton Coast National Park, under clear blue sky, landscape, wildlife, Shipwreck, Namibia.

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Jeremy Woodhouse
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3,400 × 5,100 px
Orientation
portrait
Location
Namibia, Southern Africa, Skeleton Coast National Park, Shipwreck, Namibia
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