http://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/science/12/01/cambodia.catfish.ap/index.html
:Q
I knew some catfish got big, but I didn't know they got that big.
Viper GTS
:Q
I knew some catfish got big, but I didn't know they got that big.
Viper GTS
LOL.. i love that last line."I take him by his mouth because I can hold onto him, but it doesn't hurt him," said Hogan, a researcher tracking the species, one of the world's largest and found only around here. Its vital signs are good:
"He's breathing, he's fighting ... He's trying to get away, now he's shaking me and biting my finger."
Originally posted by: Viper GTS
http://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/science/12/01/cambodia.catfish.ap/index.html
:Q
I knew some catfish got big, but I didn't know they got that big.
Viper GTS
I thought it had been proven that trawling is NOT sustainable in a river?
Originally posted by: DrPizza
I've seen some pretty big catfish at the aquarium... but, I highly doubt anyone has ever caught a channel cat 6 feet longer than the person who caught it...
on another note... Viper, PunDogg, did you plan your signatures that way??
(Paris.... Bong)
Originally posted by: 1YellowPeril
It's time to post the crazy catfish/hotbabe calendar again:
May not be work friendly![]()
Originally posted by: 1YellowPeril
It's time to post the crazy catfish/hotbabe calendar again:
May not be work friendly![]()
Originally posted by: 1YellowPeril
It's time to post the crazy catfish/hotbabe calendar again:
May not be work friendly![]()
Originally posted by: bbrontosaurus
Reminds me of that one episode of Simpsons....General Sherman![]()
Originally posted by: PlasticJesus
I thought it had been proven that trawling is NOT sustainable in a river?
You can "prove" from now 'til next Thursday. The folks of Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia simply aren't interested
in such things.
That story reminded me of a picture I used to see at a hotel that I would stay in while in NorthEast Thailand. The
fish was grabbed down off Coronado. Why the picture had Cambodian print on it, I don't know. Here it is.
