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Snakehead 'FrankenFish' on the loose in Maryland!
It can breathe air and travel short distances over land... also responsible for devastating fish population in the region! http://news.msn.com/us/maryland-seeks-t … ish-battle Has anyone up in the northeast encountered FRANKENFISH?...  Jul 24 14 06:39 pm Link  Jul 24 14 06:42 pm Link Jesus! Is this the Fish Native to China that was introduced to the area some Years ago to help control the over-population of another specie and is now out of control? God help Us... Jul 24 14 06:49 pm Link Fifty One Imaging wrote: Exactly... Maryland's fish population could be in for rude awakening... Jul 24 14 06:52 pm Link It is old news. The fact about the snakehead is a bit exaggerated. We used to be able to buy them in the NYC Chinatown. They were imported from China and sold for $10 to 12 a lb. It is a good fish to eat. The meat is firm, light and tasty. When we were in Hong Kong, my mother would buy them when in the special occasion for celebration. Jul 24 14 07:23 pm Link Jul 24 14 07:54 pm Link Caradoc wrote: out dated info. Jul 24 14 08:06 pm Link Maryland is technically southeast, and their fish and seafood population was shitty before the snakehead became an issue, thanks to overfishing. The whole Delmarva area needs a break for a few years, but that will never happen  Jul 24 14 08:14 pm Link We need to market the frankenfish, so people will want them and buy them. That will control their numbers. But nobody's going to buy "a half pound of frankenfish." We'll need to re-name them something that suggests "delicious," "tasty." Any ideas? Jul 24 14 08:32 pm Link Laura UnBound wrote: uuum, No. Jul 24 14 09:19 pm Link Fifty One Imaging wrote: So they told you and you believe it. They really painted a bad picture on this fish. Jul 24 14 09:52 pm Link Fifty One Imaging wrote: Sign says... if you catch this fish... DO NOT RELEASE! It must be reckin havoc out there somewhere... or they wouldn't want it out of the ecosystem... Jul 24 14 11:11 pm Link Alabaster Crowley wrote: So full of W I N Jul 24 14 11:29 pm Link Didn't they do a documentary about those? Snakehead Terror http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0371954/  poster http://image.tmdb.org/t/p/original/H1xe … zwxp7e.jpg Jul 25 14 02:43 am Link Connor Photography wrote: I should hope so, since it's dated 2002. Snakeheads have been a problem in Maryland at least that long. Jul 25 14 03:18 am Link If the Snakehead is the Asian Carp (not 100% certain it is) they can also jump. http://youtu.be/Q1olRMMspEw ...and have a nasty looking bite.  Jul 25 14 05:40 am Link Fifty One Imaging wrote: Um. No. It was never 'introduced' by anyone in an official capacity. Jul 25 14 06:06 am Link Vivus Hussein Denuo wrote: FrankfurterFish Jul 25 14 07:11 am Link Jay Edwards wrote: Chocolate Fish! Jul 25 14 07:19 am Link they are a creepy fish. They look like, well snake. Powerful jaws, long sleek bodies, and pretty much dominate the territory they are in. Nasty little (and not so little) suckers. Jul 25 14 09:21 am Link Jul 25 14 09:54 am Link Jay Edwards wrote:
Jul 25 14 10:04 am Link This reminds me of this thread: https://www.modelmayhem.com/po.php?thread_id=927950 Should Humanity Try to Contact Intelligent Aliens? The invading species never come in peace, even they say they would be kind and loving. The natives always ended badly. Just look at North America, South Africa, Australia, or New Zealand, where are the natives today?  Jul 25 14 10:59 am Link Fifty One Imaging wrote: No what? Jul 25 14 11:59 am Link Fifty One Imaging wrote: WOW... that looks like a 'mini-jaws' in action there... Jul 25 14 07:55 pm Link Fifty One Imaging wrote: Absurd. Michigan State Department of Natural Resources - Asian Carp Fact Sheet: Jul 25 14 08:48 pm Link Select Models wrote: The pic is fake Jul 25 14 08:52 pm Link |
