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Snakeheads

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A friend came by with this critter in his cooler, he caught this snakehead a mile from my house 20 miles from the Chesapeake bay, I think these are here to stay, this one is 20'' long and he caught it on a spinner fishing for bass, not good

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Dang prehistoric looking cut bait ain't it! Might make good catfish bait
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Those teeth look mean. I would not put my finger in it's mouth. :lol:
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should report the catch to authoritie will life service . an introduced specie that invaded our lac and river. :( they say that fish can walk on land .very hard fish to get rig off. nasty looking to :mrgreen:
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Ugly looking thing they say there in the Potomac river not real far from me but haven,t heard of any caught in the Susquehanna river where I live.
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denisdendenis wrote:should report the catch to authoritie will life service . an introduced specie that invaded our lac and river. :( they say that fish can walk on land .very hard fish to get rig off. nasty looking to :mrgreen:
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They know, this thing is slowly adapting to salt water, right now it's up the brackish streams and taking over :x

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we don't have them in ky.as far as i know. but i have a friend that said they are in wv.also. but i don't know.we do have asian big head carp.they did a show on kentucky afield and went bow fishing for them that would be a lot of fun they get over 50 pounds.but a little to far for me to drive to shoot carp.
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friggin nasty fish.
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yeah, there here in new jersey too!....they are tough, aggresive fish that wreck the ecosystem
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i ate them they are delicious, people of asian descent brought them here and spread them as they are a delicacy , they are nasty caught quite a few in fla , but know they ae very aggressive not good for ecosyatem
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Hope I never catch one! :shock:
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All we have to do to get rid of the asian carp and the snake heads is say they are a delicacy . if that doesn't work we should turn them into mystery fillet o fish burgers :roll:

In all seriousness , if these fish are so plentiful ; fish them commercially . Sell them back to China , process them for cat / pet food. Grind them up for fertilizer . Must be a few more uses . You could make a few bucks and get rid of the problem at the same time.
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Farmer wrote:All we have to do to get rid of the asian carp and the snake heads is say they are a delicacy . if that doesn't work we should turn them into mystery fillet o fish burgers :roll:

In all seriousness , if these fish are so plentiful ; fish them commercially . Sell them back to China , process them for cat / pet food. Grind them up for fertilizer . Must be a few more uses . You could make a few bucks and get rid of the problem at the same time.
They are fishing for the Asian carp commercially here in IL. I know a commercial fisherman the works out of Grafton, IL, at the junction of the Miss.River and the IL River. He uses nets and right now he is getting $0.18 per lb. for them. Farther up the IL River, at Pearl, IL, they are building a processing plant that will clean and freeze the fish and SELL THEM BACK TO CHINA. :!: Gary
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That is a nasty looking fish . :)
The nastiest I saw was a wolf eel face to face when on my dive course at Shearwater . :shock:
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GaryM wrote:
Farmer wrote:All we have to do to get rid of the asian carp and the snake heads is say they are a delicacy . if that doesn't work we should turn them into mystery fillet o fish burgers :roll:

In all seriousness , if these fish are so plentiful ; fish them commercially . Sell them back to China , process them for cat / pet food. Grind them up for fertilizer . Must be a few more uses . You could make a few bucks and get rid of the problem at the same time.
They are fishing for the Asian carp commercially here in IL. I know a commercial fisherman the works out of Grafton, IL, at the junction of the Miss.River and the IL River. He uses nets and right now he is getting $0.18 per lb. for them. Farther up the IL River, at Pearl, IL, they are building a processing plant that will clean and freeze the fish and SELL THEM BACK TO CHINA. :!: Gary
if the fish and wild life see that there is a dollar amount attached to this fish there will be a new season and harvest and permits and regulations and they will be here to stay! instead of letting them wipe them out! :(
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