They had a tsnxrtc in there as well for a while. Most times I don't think their fish look very healthy. Except the tank of musky they seem to be growing out.
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The closest to me Bass Pro Shop is in Estero, FL, exit 128 on I-75. Their tank is spectacular, looks like ~10' deep with a 20'-30' waterfall above it. I stop by when chance permits.
I've never seen their stock be entirely healthy. Most of the time, a large portion of the fish are going through something and a few times most fish were affected.
I've never seen their stock be entirely healthy. Most of the time, a large portion of the fish are going through something and a few times most fish were affected.
Viktor I'm back home in Pa
thanks for showing your collection again can't wait for you to put some videos up of the monsters!! I went up to that bass pro shops again man that tank was in real bad condition maybe you could go up there and teach them a thing or two, it was so cloudy you could not see the back wall of the tank. Most of the fish were gone including the bowfins that I drove up there to see. I did get to see one in the wild off loop road in the Everglades but couldn't get him to bite. The Cabelas in Hamburg pa is defiantly worth visiting they have had some pretty cool fish in the past, but I've heard that they might be selling their store to bass pro hopefully they keep the tanks and fish!
Thanks, Tom!
I've enjoyed your visit too, Tim!
Yea, I've visited that Bass Pro tank last Sunday. It was cloudy. Many fish sick. I usually don't dare saying anything to anyone, if they are not asking me... and I'm sure they can teach me a thing or two. We learn the best when we struggle the most. I have had the tank caretaker's name and number for years, wanted to meet him, but never reached out to him.
The saltwater snook and tarpon pond, on the other hand, looks like never had any problems.
Viktor I'm back home in Pa
I've enjoyed your visit too, Tim!
Yea, I've visited that Bass Pro tank last Sunday. It was cloudy. Many fish sick. I usually don't dare saying anything to anyone, if they are not asking me... and I'm sure they can teach me a thing or two. We learn the best when we struggle the most. I have had the tank caretaker's name and number for years, wanted to meet him, but never reached out to him.
The saltwater snook and tarpon pond, on the other hand, looks like never had any problems.
I just rewatched this episode last night, they said FIVE FEET and over 100lbs......and I BELIEVE them. The Wels he caught on the new episode recently was ridiculous....8 FEET LONG and over 200lbs. NUTS-O!!!
