On Sunday, October 14, 2012 3:47:51 PM UTC-4, Jeff Silvan wrote:
I'm about 90% certain I saw two more of these swimming together at 4MR today right next to the discharge. I'm still new to fishing this area, so I crossed over to the discharge side's bank to get a better idea of the bottom structure where the discharge enters, and I saw two fish that looked like that mixed in with the sunfish and gizzard shad. At first I thought they were just big sunfish, but then I realized they were just way too big and not quite shaped right. I didn't catch them, so I can't confirm, but not sure what else they would've been. They didn't look like crappie, but looking through the water, it's hard to tell.--
On Wednesday, September 19, 2012 11:40:45 AM UTC-4, Shawn wrote:Thank you all for your input, all of you are correct that it is a Nile tilapia; I received verification as such from VDGIF yesterday. The biologist's thoughts are that it won't survive the winter. Out of curiousity, has anyone else had similar catching in the Potomac tributaries?
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