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this is Cow's Week in Review with Ryan Cal Cal.

Here's Cal.

A 62-year-old fish pulled from Lake Superior is thought to be the oldest ever lake trout caught in the Great Lakes.

The fish, which researchers dubbed Mary Catherine, was collected at Klondike Reef in autumn,

2003 by researchers with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.

It's not a giant at just under

five pounds, but what it lacks in size, I'm sure it makes up for an experience. Lake trout live a

pretty long time for fish, with average lifespans measuring 25 to 30 years, but Mary Catherine

doubled the average and is believed to have hatched around the year in 1961. For the youngsters out there, that was the year JFK became president,

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