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Old 06-12-07, 01:54 PM   #1
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Exclamation White Fish??????????

hey everyone to day i found a nice little pond and i was walking around and saw some fish there where about 21-30 inches but what stunned me is there WHITE ........ i SAID WHITE NO IDEA WHAT THERE ARE ANY IDEAS ON WHAT THERE ARE AND HOW TO CATCH THEM????? WATERS STAINED deep in some spots andalot of vegetation......TIPS FOR NIGHT FISHING THOUGH I CAN ONLY GET OUT AT NIGHT SO WHAT COLORS AND TYPE LURES... I WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE ANY HELP ASAP THANKS
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Old 06-12-07, 02:59 PM   #2
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any ideas.... some1
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Old 06-12-07, 04:10 PM   #3
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Well... a size and color is not too specific. Care to tell more? by the way, it may take more than an hour for responses.
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Old 06-12-07, 06:16 PM   #4
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how much more specific there where WHITE as white as snow you could see them through the stained water its a small pond lots of veggies
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Old 06-12-07, 07:14 PM   #5
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Koi...overgrown "goldfish" variant, actually an exotic member of the Carp family. A Japanese developed critter. I caught a big'un on a flyrod while posted to Ft. Riley, KS. Often released into public and private waters.

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Old 06-12-07, 08:13 PM   #6
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Koi don't really hit artificials as far as I know anyways. Maybe once a blue moon.
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Old 06-12-07, 09:52 PM   #7
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there koi, see em' in the lakes i fish too, u know the fish people have in there ponds in there back yard, or in the pet store, that are like $30 each.
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Old 06-12-07, 10:01 PM   #8
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i think i heard they like watermellon...
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Old 06-12-07, 10:30 PM   #9
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think theres bass with them
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Old 06-13-07, 01:27 AM   #10
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i got an idea, take a 20 gauge and a net, unless you plan of releasing em
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Old 06-13-07, 02:13 AM   #11
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Koi don't really hit artificials as far as I know anyways. Maybe once a blue moon.
Yeah, like that late afternoon at Ft. Riley.

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Old 06-13-07, 09:45 AM   #12
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Oh, for cryin' out loud!

Here!



KOI!

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Old 06-13-07, 12:54 PM   #13
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hahaha, amen
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Old 06-13-07, 03:47 PM   #14
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Thats a Koi?????
No, of course not. I lied. I made the whole thing up.
Actually, it's a rare fish found only in the Great Gray-Green Greasy Limpopo River in Africa. It sometimes reaches a length of 32 feet and can weigh up to 6,749 pounds (dripping wet.) The natives call it "M'falakkawakkaboodlyakisakiwantsomeseafoodmom ma" which, translated from the Zwahili, means "White fish that dines exclusively on certain internet posters with comprehension skills lower than those of an adolescent turnip".
For some reason, the Japanese insist on calling it a "Koi"
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Old 06-13-07, 06:35 PM   #15
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No, of course not. I lied. I made the whole thing up.
Actually, it's a rare fish found only in the Great Gray-Green Greasy Limpopo River in Africa. It sometimes reaches a length of 32 feet and can weigh up to 6,749 pounds (dripping wet.) The natives call it "M'falakkawakkaboodlyakisakiwantsomeseafoodmom ma" which, translated from the Zwahili, means "White fish that dines exclusively on certain internet posters with comprehension skills lower than those of an adolescent turnip".
For some reason, the Japanese insist on calling it a "Koi"
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lmfao M'falakkawakkaboodlyakisakiwantsomeseafoodmomma
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Old 06-14-07, 11:49 AM   #16
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Thats not a koi. Thats a carp. Look at the body shape. Carp. Trash. Kill.
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WTL - excuse my ignorance, Why kill the carp? are the bad for the bass pop.? There are huge carp in the lake and ponds I fish... Should I try to thin the population? It wouldn't be too hard, it would make for some good bowfishing! Thanks for any info...
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Old 06-14-07, 02:42 PM   #18
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its a koi that flyrod pictured, I have raised them and have two of them tattoo'd on me....note the small whisker towards the mouth, characteristic of a koi, a carp doesn't have a whisker that small and up close to the mouth.
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Old 06-14-07, 03:45 PM   #19
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carp and koi are all goldfish they all look a like.
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Old 06-14-07, 05:14 PM   #20
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KILL EM ALL!!!! LET GOD SORT EM OUT!!!! Sorry for the outburst, flashbacks from a happier time.
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Old 06-14-07, 06:11 PM   #21
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these are koi...they can be orange and white in color..i have a few in the pond i fish..some of them are huge..one ive seen swims right up to me when im wading..its like 20 pounds..ill take pics next time...the pics arent close but they are koi..



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But for real that is a carp it matches my book.
its a koi..this is what a carp looks like...



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Old 06-14-07, 08:40 PM   #23
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JB and Mack, thanks for the backup. I'm sure we all hope school starts VERY soon.
Jeebus!

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Old 06-14-07, 11:22 PM   #24
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school just got out in most places today
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Old 06-15-07, 12:12 AM   #25
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Back to the original question-is the water muddy? I've caught them in water that looks like chocolate milk that are white, or rather very pale.
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