By Cash Lambert, OutdoorChannel.com
NEWPORT, Calif. -- The first time many fishermen see sculpin, they immediately want to touch and examine the brightly colored and odd-looking creature.
Yet that's the last thing anyone would want to do to the only fish that is known to produce adrenaline. The intriguing fish, which doesn't have a powerful bite, can prick anything or anyone with its poisonous spines, causing a severe reaction.
It doesn't keep loads of fishermen in Southern California from targeting it's meat.
After launching from Newport Harbor, the Western Pride motored nearly two hours offshore. The 80-foot boat is just one of...