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Chicken liver, a $12 rod and the rare fish that didn't get away at Capitol Beach

Landry Vrtiska said the rare catch was unusually bright compared with other catfish, and experts say albino fish are easier for predators to spot.

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On Aug. 2, Landry Vrtiska was fishing with a friend at Capitol Beach Lake when he felt a tug on his line within 10 seconds of casting.

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Chicken liver, a $12 rod and an uncommonly pale catfish at Capitol Beach

On Aug. 2, Landry Vrtiska was fishing with a friend at Capitol Beach Lake when he felt a tug on his line within 10 seconds of casting.

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Chicken liver, a $12 rod and the rare fish that didn't get away at Capitol Beach

On Aug. 2, Landry Vrtiska was fishing with a friend at Capitol Beach Lake when he felt a tug on his line within 10 seconds of casting.

·Cherokee County, United States
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Lincoln Journal Star broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Saturday, August 15, 2026.
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