A couple of marine natives

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Bummer she was pregnant. Is this a smaller species of shark?
 

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Bummer she was pregnant. Is this a smaller species of shark?
Yeah they max out at 6 feet which seems pretty big when you are pulling it out of a net They tend die pretty quickly in a gillnet unfortunately as compared to the bull sharks we normally catch. The bulls can normally be worked up and released live and very angry.
 
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NICE! I've been trying to encourage people to keep native marine species for years with very little success .

That redspotted sunfish, was it flushed into saltwater? (Sorry not familiar with all the areas).

I also have a question regarding yellowspotted seatrout: can they venture into fresh water as adults?
 

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NICE! I've been trying to encourage people to keep native marine species for years with very little success .

That redspotted sunfish, was it flushed into saltwater? (Sorry not familiar with all the areas).

I also have a question regarding yellowspotted seatrout: can they venture into fresh water as adults?
Yes the redspotted sunfish was washed offshore, maybe from the Mississippi River. I don't know about the yelliwspotted seatrout I'll have to do some research.
 
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