Quote from: M^tster on August 14, 2005, 10:46:31 AMAnd what kinda fish is that you are holding in the first picture?A carp?Geeze M^tt, doncha know a Texas minnow when ya see one? He was showing off the bait!... QD
And what kinda fish is that you are holding in the first picture?A carp?
I caught "jaws" one time. She lived in the upstairs apartment from me.
yeah... cuz all eels are electrical
The electric eel (Electrophorus electricus) is a long, snake-like fish that can generate electricity. It can produce a 600-volt electric shock. One shock from an electric eel will not kill a person, but repeated shocks will. Electric eels are found in the Amazon River basin and other parts of South America. The electric eels reproduces by laying eggs (it is oviparous). It is not a true eel. Anatomy: The electric eel grows to be almost 8 feet (2.5 m) long. Most of the internal organs are in the front 1/5 of this fish; the rest of the body contains the electricity-producing organs (modified muscles). The scales covering the body are tiny. The eyes are tiny, and as this fish ages, its vision diminishes. With age, the amperage of the fish's electric shock increases. The electric eel can live in stagnant, oxygen-deficient waters; its gills are modified into "lung-like" organs, and the electric eel must surface occasionally to gulp air.
Quote from: Art on August 14, 2005, 05:57:46 PMI caught "jaws" one time. She lived in the upstairs apartment from me.lmfaoIve been shark fishing in a caribbean before.. that was pretty cool, but the shark dive was alot more exciting