Snakeheads

[Shawnmoore81 623]

Unfortunately that war is already lost. They are everywhere

 

 

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[fishnut 2,358]

Yeah I know its bad but they haven't made it up my way much yet. so there is still a chance we can win. They kinda look like killies I wonder how they would work for fluke bait

[Shawnmoore81 623]

They are in everything connected to the Delaware river.

 

Great fighters. I love fishing for em.

 

 

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[son of sam 9]

Yeah I know its bad but they haven't made it up my way much yet. so there is still a chance we can win. They kinda look like killies I wonder how they would work for fluke bait

According to the interweb they will survive for a fair amount of time in salt water. 

Are the fingerlings/fry easy to distinguish from other desirable species?

[fishnut 2,358]

According to the interweb they will survive for a fair amount of time in salt water.

Are the fingerlings/fry easy to distinguish from other desirable species?

well never mind then. I don't want to be involved in spreading the species. Yes fry are easy to ID

[Kerelcali 0]

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