Posted By: horseplaydvm
Must be a lot of gar in Guntersville - 02/24/14 04:21 PM
Looks like a Falcon fish.
Must be a lot of gar in Guntersville
Posted By: Jake Shannon(Skeet4Life)
Re: Must be a lot of gar in Guntersville - 02/24/14 04:38 PM
Probably from the rocks
Posted By: Douglas J
Re: Must be a lot of gar in Guntersville - 02/24/14 04:47 PM
Probably hit by the prop from one of the bush league observers on day 1 or 2
Posted By: Tiltman
Re: Must be a lot of gar in Guntersville - 02/24/14 05:07 PM
Lampray Eel?
Posted By: BRZX200
Re: Must be a lot of gar in Guntersville - 02/24/14 05:37 PM
Sharks!!! 
Posted By: SkeeterRonnie
Re: Must be a lot of gar in Guntersville - 02/24/14 06:33 PM
duck-billed platypus marks! they suck the snot out of them!
Posted By: a-mac
Re: Must be a lot of gar in Guntersville - 02/24/14 06:52 PM
Originally Posted By: Tiltman
Lampray Eel?
Very possible. There are a couple native freshwater lampreys. I had one attached to a 4lber I caught at Dardanelle. I stuck him to the steering wheel for a little while, then released them. The native species do not kill the host. Pretty neat fish actually. I'm not sure what a fresh scar would look like though.
Posted By: NoWeighers
Re: Must be a lot of gar in Guntersville - 02/26/14 02:30 AM
Pay attention.. that's not what a gar bite looks like..
Posted By: ristorap
Re: Must be a lot of gar in Guntersville - 02/26/14 03:36 AM
have caught several good fish there with lampreys on them...looks just like one
Posted By: KingChamp202
Re: Must be a lot of gar in Guntersville - 02/26/14 03:48 AM
That's not a texas gar bite lol.. Fish would have no body left!
Posted By: KingChamp202
Re: Must be a lot of gar in Guntersville - 02/26/14 03:50 AM
Probably a carprt burn from prefishing pros!!!