I got citric acid in there with it
No water is safe
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Obviosuly we all shouldn’t be swimming in the ocean, I mean look at the below picture.
Then, we want to not swim in brackish water, or the Mississippi.
But now, we can’t even have fresh water at all? https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/texas-bowfisherman-arrows-monster-7-foot-8-inch-alligator-gar/ar-AAYfOq6?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=d71a1f2373e44b30a9ecc732044efb5e
I don’t know how big those guys are but they don’t look small and it looks like they could fit right into that things belly!
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I watched a show one time about bull sharks attacking people up fresh water rivers. It did seem to only happen up in the northeast though…
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Jonathon I heard that they are starting to invade waters in Kansas, especially small ponds in neighborhoods,
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Jonathon are you still under a boil water advisory as well?
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Jonathon be afraid, be very afraid
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Da dum. Da dum. Dadum dadum dadum…
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My (Guppy’s On The Run)!
Hummmm, do you suppose that would be a new fish breading? (Chicken On The Run?)
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I do not wade or swim in a body or water where I’m consider bait.
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Jonathon The lower one looks like a Tarpon though. He will not mess with you, we have swum with them years & years ago when we used to dive down in Florida.
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calldoctoday I take that back. I got a better look at his real mouth. I was seeing the wrong part. That is a big Gar, probably a Gator Gar. They used to have those in Texas & they were scary looking. I am not sure if they would mess with you though as I keep thinking they were vegetation eaters, even with those big teeth. You would think they would be fish eaters or maybe even turtle eaters.
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calldoctoday said in No water is safe:
vegetation eaters
Oh no they are meat eaters, but typically feed or live or very fresh dead bait. The big ones are alligator gars and from the gills up you cannot tell the difference between the fish and the gator. The fish gar has a very long and slender mouth, but it is still very full of teeth. The fish gar does not get near the size of the gator gar. Down the road from me in the Brazos river they go out at night with lights on the sand bars and shoot them with bow and arrow with Clorox jugs much like the barrels on the movie jaws. The biggest one I saw was 202lbs and it took 5 jugs before they hauled him in.
When we would get bored because the game fish was off we would take a hook and put a minnow on then tie a 4" piece of trot line string to the hook and unravel it so that when the gar would bite the minnow it’s teeth would get tangled in the string thus we had a fight on our hands. They are very good to eat, but a pain to clean, so we would release them to fight another day.
We swam in all of our rivers and the only incident that I have ever heard of was my dad dragging his hand in the water while running lines and one snapped at his hand, but we all assumed that it resembled a shad jumping in the water and not the gar being a man eater.
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mrobisr Yes, I had seen a few real big ones. I remember one guy called me one time, saying Dave, hurry on over, you’ve got to see this. He had one he had caught & wanted to quickly get it to the processor. It must have been at least 12" in diameter & had it doubled over in the back of an AMC Pacer, with the back seat down…I keep thinking I have seen a few of them in the Sabine River, but it may have been the San Jacinto.
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calldoctoday said in No water is safe:
I keep thinking I have seen a few of them in the Sabine River, but it may have been the San Jacinto.
I would be willing to bet on that.
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First, dont laugh about sharks in Kansas, at one point this place was the home of Megalodons when we were under water, your telling me it is impossible some sharks got trapped and evolved to fresh water?!
Also, who cleaned up this footage and WHY I felt physically ILL the first 10 times I watched it! https://www.instagram.com/tv/CerSsaqDyw3/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
This version was terriygin enough, there was no need to make it more clear! https://www.instagram.com/tv/CedggcXjLOK/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Edits with links coming
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Jonathon I have heard that they like living in small neighborhood ponds.
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Here you go Jonathon
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HerbcoFood Saw that, think, a smaller one took Stever Irwin, that would could take King Kong!
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Jonathon That is how Steve Irwin died.
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Jonathon Take a close look, they have the stinger tied up for a reason!
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