Pirarucu

[Bottomfeeder]

I have a Wii fishing game in which you can target the elussive and massive Piraucu. In the game, the max. size is about 15 feet and 1000lb. Is this realistic?
They are also classified as a member of the Arowana family.
Are these true?
I put this post here because they might be an Arrow.

 

[ettfettbranamn]

they say 10 feet, but not as massive as a catfish so I doubt the 1000lb.. but then again, really large specimens have been caught before.

yes they are related to the arowana.

 

[aidenb]

what game is it?

 

[Bottomfeeder]

It's called "Fishing Master." There are over 100 species thruout Japan that you can catch. You unlock different areas that hold different fish. It's kindof cartoon-y looking but when you get down to the fish it's actully realistic. The annoying thing is that some fish, *Game Originals, that are dumb. Manface Fish, Whale Shark (a 100ft red/yelliw whale with tusks) Water Imp, Sea Goblin, etc. There is even a 60+ft Shark called Devil Shark that's really like a Megaladon. some monsters are Great Whites, Marlin, Tuna, Trevally, Halibut, Pirarucu, Huchen, Mola Mola, Grouper, Giant Sea Bass, and a ton of others. Even popular aquarium species like Largemouth/Smallmouth Bass, Cardinalfish, Grass Pufferfish, etc.
Online ratings make it seem to suck but I would reccomment it anywhere.

 

[silverdragon]

im sooo gonna buy that game!

 

[BIGgourami]

im at least renting it
there's another one called ocean world or somthing like that.. you basically are a scuba diver swimming aorund in the ocean discovering fish and exloring reefs and caves and wreks and stuff.. kinda lame if you're not INTO fish.. but i tthink we'd enjoy it

 

[Bottomfeeder]

yeah. My dad-errr, I mean Santa- said it was the last one. In ur face internet critics! It sells!

 

[Death Pony]

I'm gonna have to check that game out.