Monster fish

[kickingfrog]

Interesting shows done by National Geographic. Four one hour episodes on today starting at noon on my Bell satellite and repeated starting at 7pm.

 

Noon: Asian carp

1pm: Aligator gar

2pm: searching Rio Roosevelt for monster fish

3pm: wels catfish

[siwash]

coool

[kickingfrog]

On now.

[alexcba]

thanks kickingfrog.

 

needed something to vegg infront of the tv with lol.

[ctranter]

I love this show! Thanks

[SudburyAngler]

Is that show river monsters?

[highdrifter]

Is that show river monsters?

 

Sounds like it.. Animal Planet aired these episodes a while back though.

[alexcba]

well.. real river monsters like gator gar..

[kickingfrog]

Night fishin' a river in the Amazon inhabited by pirana would make me think EVERYTHING was a monster.

[SudburyAngler]

I'm with ya there, thats why I like Ontario, no pirana, just pike, lol

[Daplumma]

Thats a great series to watch.

Joe

[BillsTheBassMan]

I had the pleasure of taking in the Gar episode and some of the Amazon episode. I hope to watch all of them in the near future - they are great shows.

[spincast]

those are sime seriously big fish. The one guy said the biggest he caught was over 7 ft and 260 lbs!

They do charters for them too - take alook at these snaps: Texas Fishing charter

too bad its so far away - not exactly a weekend trip...

 

 

[OhioFisherman]

N/G has some good programs, watched a couple last week. Studies of the cause of dropping water levels in the upper Great Lakes. 6500 year old tree stumps in 40 feet of water in Lake Huron? Glaciers compacted the ground by the shear weight of the ice? and it is still rebounding? Heck I thought I moved slow!

 

Building the new Camaro at the Oshwa and St. Catherine`s GM plants. The CA in Camaro must mean Canada?

[SudburyAngler]

I'd love to hook into a gar