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Catán Aguja (Lepisosteus osseus)Observ.
ventanaDescripción
Longnose gar swimming together in a small group. A fourth one joined them moments later.
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Catán Aguja (Lepisosteus osseus)Observ.
gompchampDescripción
13.87lbs and 40+ inches
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Catán Aguja (Lepisosteus osseus)Observ.
mlwatsonDescripción
Found dead on shoreline.
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Catán Aguja (Lepisosteus osseus)Observ.
johnkargesDescripción
One individual in culvert eddy of Devils River concrete crossing, private property.
N29.98221 W-101.16988
JPK-2900
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Catán Aguja (Lepisosteus osseus)Observ.
johnkargesDescripción
Several long-nosed gar in spring discharge and outflow adjacent to Devils River, including one dark individual.
N29.87386
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Catán Aguja (Lepisosteus osseus)Observ.
hydaticusDescripción
Missing its right eye.
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Catán Aguja (Lepisosteus osseus)Observ.
chandlerdavisDescripción
Super cool find in the middle of the night. I got within a couple feet of this one and probably could've grabbed him with my hands. He kept patrolling this part of the shore and didn't seem to care that I was there.
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Catán Aguja (Lepisosteus osseus)Observ.
dylapodiformesDescripción
Gorgeous! We saw 2 individuals, one caught a small minnow in front of us. Devils River. DRAP required to go down river of DRSNA
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Catán Aguja (Lepisosteus osseus)Observ.
nichomillichDescripción
Never seen one of these in French River before. Caught in the fall.
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Catán Común (Atractosteus spatula)Observ.
sofia588Descripción
Melanistic Alligator Gar (rare!) — Was caught during a fishing trip and fortunately released back to the water easily. (It actually removed the hook itself; it never left the water thankfully)
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Catán Cubano (Atractosteus tristoechus)Observ.
tomfeildDescripción
Captive. In breeding facility.
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Catán Común (Atractosteus spatula)Observ.
pinkangel725Descripción
Female Alligator Gar with Males in pursuit during spawning.
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Catán Común (Atractosteus spatula)Observ.
pinkangel725Descripción
Female Alligator Gar with Males in pursuit during spawning.
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Catán Común (Atractosteus spatula)Observ.
zacharysidesDescripción
Humanely dispatched to be eaten. Measured at 40". Mullet inside of stomach
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Catán Aguja (Lepisosteus osseus)Observ.
christopherrustayDescripción
Unfortunately something is killing these fish in Brantley Lake. The shore was littered with dead gars
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Catán Común (Atractosteus spatula)Observ.
anoleguru22Descripción
After 2 hours with a bunch of runs we got a big run on a rod and then successfully set the hook, we fought it for about 30 minutes and had to get in the water to land it becuase we di not have a rope handy, but we were able to land it, we weighed it and it came i. At 150pounds roughly and was about 6 1/2 ft long, it is my personal best and a monster fish, he was safely realeased and went on to live his life!
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Catán Pinto (Lepisosteus oculatus)Observ.
philipwoodsccDescripción
off the gator veiwing
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Catán Común (Atractosteus spatula)Observ.
anoleguru22Descripción
This has not been observed by me but someone posted this confused becuase it was an alligator gar in saltwater with a remora on it, i am confused as well so could someone possibly explain this?
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Catán Pinto (Lepisosteus oculatus)Observ.
fla_fialhoDescripción
Jardim botânico de Brasília
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david-tiktaalikDescripción
Caught electrofishing for a nonnative species removal.
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Amia ocellicaudaObserv.
lucasbeaverDescripción
Captured during trap-netting survey.
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Amia ocellicaudaObserv.
lesdicksonDescripción
This was a bizarre sighting as we were canoeing in Georgian Bay near the town of Killarney. This “cloud” of what looked like “black minnows” was about a metre long, a half a meter wide, and about 20cms deep, moving slowly along about 4 meters from shore, and didn’t even flinch as our canoe passed over them. It appeared that many on the top of the “school?” were breaking the surface for air. Very creepy (I know - highly scientific word) 🤔
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Amia ocellicaudaObserv.
bradmoonDescripción
Many babies schooling around presumed parent in shaded, shallow (1/2 to 1 ft deep) backwater swamp. Based on a quick dot-count, I estimate that there were as many as 2000-3000 baby bowfins in the school.
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Amia ocellicaudaObserv.
tortuga_rapidoDescripción
Fish were sampled by Cleveland Metroparks staff as part of ongoing fish assemblage monitoring at this site.
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Pez Cirujano Kole (Ctenochaetus strigosus)Observ.
ksil91Descripción
Scuba diving in Turtle Canyons
