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Pic of a bass. What causes this type of wound? #12734055 04/28/18 02:59 AM
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It was disgusting to look at, but the fish seemed to fight excessively hard, so it wasnt too sick.


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Re: Pic of a bass. What causes this type of wound? [Re: grout-scout] #12734059 04/28/18 03:05 AM
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Something tried to eat him. Maybe alligator gar. Looks like a falcon fish and that place is full of far.


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Re: Pic of a bass. What causes this type of wound? [Re: grout-scout] #12734073 04/28/18 03:13 AM
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Re: Pic of a bass. What causes this type of wound? [Re: grout-scout] #12734086 04/28/18 03:31 AM
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Osprey may have bit off more than it could chew.


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Re: Pic of a bass. What causes this type of wound? [Re: grout-scout] #12734087 04/28/18 03:31 AM
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Re: Pic of a bass. What causes this type of wound? [Re: grout-scout] #12734149 04/28/18 05:44 AM
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Maybe from a cormorant. See some similar around central Texas

Re: Pic of a bass. What causes this type of wound? [Re: grout-scout] #12734150 04/28/18 05:58 AM
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From the bite marks I would guess Alligator just because of the width of the bite on the back and then narrows like a snout toward the stomach, or maybe a really big Gar.

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Re: Pic of a bass. What causes this type of wound? [Re: grout-scout] #12734187 04/28/18 11:44 AM
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Looks like the other wounds were just as bad but already healed up some. Shows you how tough they are

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Originally Posted By: J.Barleycorn
Maybe from a cormorant. See some similar around central Texas

That's my guess. Hate them, when a bunch of them are around the fishing gets super tough.

Re: Pic of a bass. What causes this type of wound? [Re: grout-scout] #12734284 04/28/18 01:14 PM
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Well it cant be a gar because the TFF experts have said many times that gar dont eat bass. hammer
It could be a comorant, plenty of those around. I was thinking maybe it was some kind of bacteria infection or something. The fish was blind in its other eye, reminds me of the dog named lucky joke. (If you dont remember that, youre prob young).

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My guess is you are at Choke and it was a Gar.

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Originally Posted By: dmr183
My guess is you are at Choke and it was a Gar.


There are no fish in Choke Canyon, its the Dead Sea... cool

Re: Pic of a bass. What causes this type of wound? [Re: grout-scout] #12734314 04/28/18 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted By: grout-scout
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My guess is you are at Choke and it was a Gar.


There are no fish in Choke Canyon, its the Dead Sea... cool


True!

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