What fish would you like to see on River Monsters?

[HerpHunter77]

im tellin you he should move on to things like crocodiles, NON fish killers.

 

[pwmin]

as mentioned already, i think aba aba and electric eel would be good

 

[TheLiddleFishKeeper]

whats that supposed to be? reminds me of the megamouth shark a little

 

[TheLiddleFishKeeper]

how about some knifefish and maybe a tiger shovelnose? btw you forgot that he caught the largest freshwater stingray. it even gave birth to like 3 pups after he caught it!

 

[D12DetroitD12]

Definitely more freshwater north american fish, like the bowfin. If not that then maybe some bichirs not very monster but id like it.

 

[Experiment397]

ok so bowfin, the megamouth thing is a paddlefish, aba aba, blue and channel catfish, muskie, electic eel, dorados, and that should be a full season...

 

[Zeus faber]

Wallago catfish, taimen (Siberian salmon), mahseer, Siamese carp, Beluga sturgeon

 

[hbluehunter]

I'd like to see him do some show of the high dollar fish in our hobby, like the Tigrinus, ST Dat(Siamese Tiger), BD, Leo, Flowers, Pearl, and Hen Stingrays, Asian Arowana's.. I know they aren't monsters like alot of the ones he's done but still Awesome fish.

 

[dictatorbrock]

saw fish and film in australia

 

[Cross127]

ok so far he has done: airipima gigas, piranha, giant amazon catfishes(redtails, piriaibha, etc), flesh eating catfish( candirus, etc), alligator gar, nile perch, wels catfish, goonch catfish, white sturgeon, kamba catfish/vundu catfish, bull shark, mekong giant ray. any i left off. so far for good ones we have: electric eel, Aimara(wolf fish), tiger muskie, flathead & blue catfish. paddlefish and lung fish are still maybes. any other good ones? if he doesn't want to go saltwater what about brackish? keep em comin...

He went fishing for ATF. Also on your previous post he did catch Payara. I believe he also caught muskie or it could have been Northern Pike but pretty sure Muskie.

I would like to see some Bowfin, or eels


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