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EVERYTHING is impulse with EK hahaha
Up in Maryland, we had a feeder stream between the C&O canal and the Potomac River. We ALWAYS had HUGE snappers (don't think they were the alligator kind) laying eggs in the bar pit (where the railroad would toss the used cross ties when they replaced the ones under the tracks). I remember catching them for a a neighbor who made turtle soup...always had a pot boiling out back of his house.
A few years back I was visiting and my dog Scooby (RIP) was barking like mad. I poked my head out the window.... and there was a snapper larger than a larger metal trash can lid. Up there, they are considered a nuisance animal and a danger to small children. My dad took it out with a .22. If I remember correctly, the shell had a diameter of 37".... We didn't measure stretched head to tail... because they can still snap when dead -nerves still active for a while after death. I will just say, it could have easily taken off my arm.
Just a little story for fun ;-) Luckily Scooby was smart enough to bark from a distance.5.5 fw fluval chi - class N top bar snake chested endlers/ red marble bn/ 4 stripe RCS/ pumpkin shrimp
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Na I bit the hook. Although it could have stopped the truck. Shell was easily 18-20" in diameter. Was going for some native Texas cichlids for the pond. No luck though did catch some good size tilapia and some mosquito fish. Mosquito fish are in the pond everything else got thrown back.ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ
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