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Location: Hoboken, NJ / North Webster, IN | Just curious how many are out there, and what's the most common deformity.......not to mention it's the easiest way to see if you've caught the same fish as someone else.
This one is a 48" out of Webster last year. Guess the gill plate didn't affect her too much...
Josh
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| Strange color with this one. Looks dipped.
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| Weird deformed jaw on this one. Not sure how it happened but could make a lot of guesses...
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| Derrys,
Amazing. Almost looks like its half L.L. half WI? |
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Location: minocqua, wi. | the wisconsin half actually looks a little bigger .... LOL, must have been caught on the St. Croix |
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| Ha ha. Actually, it was caught from Detroit Lake in Minnesota opening day, 2005. |
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| Here is a 42" I caught casting in 2005. Fish hit a 10" Jake.
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| That's so strange I'm laughing! Looks like you bent it over your knee, Chris!
Here's another one that may be hard to see. The tail was bent down almost at a 45 degree angle both out of water and when laying in the water.
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Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin | Let me see if I can find the picture of this fish with a hole in it's side. I caught it trolling and it was very healthy. Go figure because I could put my hand in its side and see all the organs. I am sure it will die from infection sometime.
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Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | Here's one we caught a few weeks ago. Check out in the circle, there's some kind of wire coming OUT of the fish. We tried to gently pull it out, but there seemed to be a hook or something like a hook holding it inside. The fish seemed healthy, so being that we couldnt clip it, we just left it in.
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Location: Hayward, WI | Witchdoctor, that fish was 42 inches.... in which direction!!?? Hard to believe that thing could even swim straight. Some pretty crazy you guys are posting here. Wish I had some to put up!
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Location: Bloomington, IL | Here's one a caught last fall with rash type markings on top that covered almost have of hits body.
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Location: Hoboken, NJ / North Webster, IN | Giving my thread a bump. Hoping more people see it and post some more pics. So interesting that fish like this survive to be the size they are.
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Location: Green Bay, WI | This fish must have caught a prop!! 40" and still heathy!
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Location: The desert | But I thought these fish were so fragile that they die if looked at wrong???? Just goes to show how tough these guys are.
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| I really love the teeth on this guy too! ouch though!
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| Here are a couple from 2006
The first is a SKINNY 35"er from the Indain Chain with a hole in it's bottom jaw
The second was a St. Clair fish my daughter caught with a deformed tail section.
Neither fish faught very hard.
Jeff
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| Jeff, do you still have a picture of that "snub nosed" fish from Evergreen? |
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