N/A Native fish that gets up to 6ft long eats Trout and Salmon youve never heard of
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at first glance it looks like a gatf without the large teeth piscivorous cyprinids are sadly overlooked too often imo I think they are great looking fish personally and i'm annoyed I can't get any of them here in texas
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Yeah it is incredibly hard to get ahold of a fish that they put a bounty on (northern Pikeminnow) and a Fish that from videos (one from a college professor studying them) that is one of the most aggressive in North America (the Alaskan Blackfish) since they are natives and probably couldn't live in the warmer waters and enviroments in the south you would think they would be allowed in those areas; they are true monsters I would love to be able to own one day.
Alaskan Blackfish can tolerate much warmer temperatures, especially the shallow ponds during summer and can survive in ponds with no oxygen available to them and the only food source is aquatic insects and other Alaskan Blackfish. Quite adaptable hardy fish.
That is a very interesting looking fish, looks to be about the same size as our Fallfish in the eastern US.
Scientific name is Aspius Aspius, it lives throughout Europe with the excaption of the UK and some southern/northern countries. The fish in the pic is from Slovenia. A piscivorous Cyprinid, just how I like my fish!
Another big, nasty cyprinid I've never heard of. Cool fish!
I agree with you wholeheartedly. Can you all imagine the prices some of the fish in these threads would fetch if they lived in some hard to reach stream in the Amazon or Thailand?
I love that guy! He looks like the illegitimate love child of a Dorado and a wolf fish. He looks vicious!
I'm loving the large forked tail on all of the species that have been pictured. A forked tail usually means a harder fighting fish. Probably a lot more fun to hook in to than equally sized trout or salmon.
