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Originally posted by yankeeBaby Thats a piranha?? I always wondered what they looked like! Scary

That's not a piranha. That's a piranha:



It's about the size of your open palm.

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Originally posted by geroin isnt that the fish that can fly out the water? i forget the name

Nope, this is a deep sea fish called the, "Chimaera" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chimaera

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i checked out that explore the abyss thing and why is it that the deeper you go the more ugly the fish get?

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Originally posted by Djsketchbag i checked out that explore the abyss thing and why is it that the deeper you go the more ugly the fish get?

Sounds like a bad relationship...

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Originally posted by Cosmic Fur That's not a piranha. That's a piranha: It's about the size of your open palm.

Even Jaws would avoid a pack of these if they ever habitated the same body of water (were that possible).

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Originally posted by Abercrombie This is called noodling (not fisting); See http://sports.espn.go.com/outdoors/...sutton_noodling Now THAT's extreme fishing. video: http://www.okienoodling.com/film/trailer.html

As long as we are talkin about redneck fishin'....



what is more attractive then a chick who just nailed a carp while Bowfishing??!!

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Originally posted by tranceinurpants what is more attractive then a chick who just nailed a carp while Bowfishing??!!

An attractive chick.

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Originally posted by Fir3start3r Nope, this is a deep sea fish called the, "Chimaera" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chimaera

no, its this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flyingfish

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Originally posted by geroin no, its this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flyingfish

You are waaayyyy off. Check the fins. The one pictured has the dorsal fin right below the head, while the Flying Fish has it near the tail. Also, the flying fish has pectoral fins placed very high up (close to the spine) on the body, while the fish pictured has them almost at the belly.

I believe whoever said it was a Chimaera.

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Originally posted by tranceinurpants As long as we are talkin about redneck fishin'.... what is more attractive then a chick who just nailed a carp while Bowfishing??!!

Yeah, I've dated farm girls cuz I had no choice those summers in Vermont. However carp, even though they are large fish, are extremely slow moving fish that oftem swim with their dorsal fins above the water, making them rediculously easy targets. The fight they give is good, especially if you miss the heart, which is nearly impossible to strike intentionally anyways.

but i'd still noodle it... with my canneloni

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Originally posted by Cosmic Fur You are waaayyyy off. Check the fins. The one pictured has the dorsal fin right below the head, while the Flying Fish has it near the tail. Also, the flying fish has pectoral fins placed very high up (close to the spine) on the body, while the fish pictured has them almost at the belly. I believe whoever said it was a Chimaera.

sorry i got confused there for a second, i thought he said that my flying fish was Chimaera