I caught this in the Oconee River in Athens, GA this past weekend. It was 2 ft long and weighed 9 lbs. It also had sharp teeth and I cannot for the life of me figure out what kind it is? Sorry for the crappy cell phone pics
what kind of fish is this?
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Brown recluse?
holy shit thats wierd is it a SNAKEHEAD?? i saw a show on natgeo about snakehead infestation (illegal releases) in some east coast rivers and that ****ing thing looks like that!
dude seriously might be one so you should call your local fish and game if so
dude seriously might be one so you should call your local fish and game if so
thats a snakehead.....highly illegal.
I hope you didn't release it back.
+1 because if you did your getting some hefty fines...
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Def. a snakehead. Should've killed it on the spot. those things eat EVERYTHING
Not sure if its a snakehead. Their are only a few snakeheads that get over a couple of feet and the most common one is the redline which actually looks blue and white when it gets big and the other ones are really rare but who knows. On youtube theres a guy catching cobra snakeheads (which is more of a brownish color) in Florida in some river. Does it have whiskers?
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doesnt look anything like an arowana
that is a snakehead. [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keRNS-PuaDU&feature=related"]YouTube - Snakehead destroys mouse[/ame]
No it is not. I own a Channa Marulius and the Bowfin is similar but if you study them they're VERY different to a trained eye.
it was a joke :bored:
good call that must be it. maybe not a snakehead but wtf is a bowfin.never heard of it
right... if you were joking you would of said something that doesnt look similar to it. Just admit you didnt know :shrug:
its kind of hard to study blury pictures, so at first it looked like a snakehead because i know someone who owns one :lol1:
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