Removed By Request

« Back

This discussion has been locked.

by: 1 OP App
~ 1 year, 2 mos ago Oct 11, '23 2:08pm

Removed By Request

What are your thoughts? Log in or sign up to comment

Replies:

13
~ 1 year, 2 mos ago Oct 11, '23 2:25pm

@JoeC15 :

I saw that yesterday! Scary!

13
~ 1 year, 2 mos ago Oct 11, '23 2:25pm

@JoeC15 :

Huge!!

5
~ 1 year, 2 mos ago Oct 11, '23 2:31pm

Article states "Sam Rayburn in Southeast, TX", but isn't more Northeast of us?

9
~ 1 year, 2 mos ago Oct 11, '23 2:44pm

I'm going looking for one of those bad boys this weekend. Pretty big ones right here in the San Jacinto. Hooked a couple but haven't landed one here yet. Caught a smaller five footer back in the 90's down in Mathis, quite the experience.

4
~ 1 year, 2 mos ago Oct 11, '23 2:49pm

Holy Cow Now I'm afraid to go in the water around here. www.usatoday.com/sto ry/news/nation/2023/ 10/11/monster-alliga tor-gar-fish-fi

@JoeC15 : I've never heard of an alligator gar. It looks like a cross between a fish and a gator.

1 OP App
~ 1 year, 2 mos ago Oct 11, '23 2:57pm

Removed By Request

3
~ 1 year, 2 mos ago Oct 11, '23 3:21pm

@Floyd : So I gotta ask. What do you do with it? Catch and release? Is it actually good for anything?

9
~ 1 year, 2 mos ago Oct 11, '23 3:32pm

Floyd : So I gotta ask. What do you do with it? Catch and release? Is it actually good for anything?

@RajunCajun : They are actually not bad eating. A little firmer than most fish, but still tasty. Different. Now, if it's a fish the size of the fish above (or anywhere close to it), I'd definitely be releasing it.