1. Zach
    - Orange Beach

    Details: Spinner Shark

    Caught em surf fishing on the bottom

  2. Zach
    - Pointe Aux Chenes Complex

    Details: Other Saltwater

    Caught this little guy fishing on the bottom. I don't know the real name of these, we call them oyster fish down here

    1. mmmyers 0
      Dog fish or rock fish not eating
    2. floridafisher2002 0
      I caught one before they are really disgusting fish to eat. Don't even try it.
    3. tampafish 0
      They are trash fish I wouldn't eat them
    4. Antman33 0
      I mean u can but I would not
    5. Antman33 0
      They are kinda like junk fish
    6. Zach 0
      @Antman33 why not
    7. Antman33 0
      No don't eat them
    8. Zach 0
      @tampafish @pocfishin they any good to eat?
    9. pocfishin 0
      Also called oyster dog or dogfish. Scientific name Opsanus beta.
    10. 2005_rusty 0
      Toadfish
    11. tampafish 0
      Toadfish
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  3. Zach
    - Lake Fields

    Details: Other Freshwater

    Left some lines out overnight and came up with a few turtles

    1. Jean-Pierre Alkarra 0
      oh, gotta try them sometime
    2. Zach 0
      @fishn yea they're very tasty, especially in stews and some people make soup out of them
    3. Jean-Pierre Alkarra 0
      you eat them?
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  4. Zach
    - Lake Fields

    Details: Other Freshwater

    No not an eel, the largest salamander in North America called a two toed amphiuma

    1. Dirk Diggler 0
      Cool catch.
    2. Zach 0
      @whitebass_81 they do, they have very sharp teeth. And a bite from one would also leave a nasty infection
    3. whitebass_81 0
      I heard they bite
    4. Zach 0
      @whitebass_81 yea I did. Those things are terrible for eating. The meat smells awful
    5. whitebass_81 0
      Did you let it go?
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  5. Zach
    - Lake Fields

    Details: Blue Catfish

    There's 14 in the ice chest and 3 where around 20 ibs

  6. Zach
    - Lake Fields

    Details: Bowfin

    Was about 7 pounds. Caught in a canal with black, slow-moving water.

    1. topwater_beast Woop 0
      everyone telling me cause they are spawning thats why they have that green color
    2. Zach 0
      @topwater_beast hmm weird
    3. topwater_beast Woop 0
      that exactly what im use to seeing lol..
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  7. Zach
    - Lake Fields

    Details: Bowfin

  8. Zach
    - Lake Fields

    Details: Largemouth Bass

  9. Zach
    - Lake Fields

    Details: Black Bullhead Catfish

  10. Zach

    Caught in bayou lafourche

    Common Carp with a cast net

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