[vmfa] Re: Wels catfish
- From: "Kevin Frankeberger" <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> (Redacted sender "k_frankeberger@xxxxxxxxx" for DMARC)
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- Date: Sat, 28 Feb 2015 01:54:23 +0000 (UTC)
Like Ron, Yikes per that fish. Thanks Steve for the additional info.
Has anybody been "off shore" fishing? I mean, Europe or other continents. I
have not but like the wels catfish, I just wonder what there is to catch.
Of course, the Amazon River comes to mind but I'm not so sure these days I'm
bold enough to put up with the bugs, biting ones that can carry a human away
almost as I am told, the crocs and so on. I enjoy the TV programs.
But again, that said, has anyone been on such an adventure? If so, I'd love to
hear about it.
Dreaming some, how about us - how many of us blind fishers - charter a fishing
excursion to somewhere totally remote. Ya know, sort of the dare or double
dare each other to go on the trip! LOL
Best, Kevin
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Wow! That sound scary!!!
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Date: Fri, 27 Feb 2015 19:23:24 -0600
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have never heard of them, but after googling it, it looks like they are a
European freshwater fish. Sounds like they will eat anything, and in the info
I just read, will actually jump out of the water onto land to catch a pigeon to
eat…keep them away from me please! Steve From: vmfa-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Subject: [vmfa] Wels catfish My fishing and fellow blind friends: What the heck
is a, "wels catfish?" Indeed, I've seen the picture of that monster. But in my
world, I only know of channel catfish and such critters. In the US, do we have
"wels" catfish? Thanks for sharing the article and yes, I had seen that article
just the other day as well. I haven't read what bait or exactly how they
caught that monster. Steve or Ron or anybody, do you know? There is a fun show
on I think the Discovery Channel called, Monster Fish - perhaps. Anyhow, the
host travels the world to catch monster type fish but only fresh water as I
understand the show. I listen to it late at night or if not sleeping as is my
regular pattern, in the middle of the night. It is a fun show to listen to but
I sure can't remember the host ever catching a fish the size of this wels
catfish! Happy fishing or dreaming of such to all!Kevin
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