Before you go ahead and click the images below, be warned, its pretty nasty! However, this disease is fairly common and can effect multiple species of fish. This particular case is the worst I have seen to date.
Caught and photographed by Luc Graveline. The pike was caught in the Lavase River, in North Bay Ontario.
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March 9, 2010
By Clive Mathias
March 8, 2010
By Jonathon Marshall
March 8, 2010
By Jonathon Marshall
March 6, 2010
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March 5, 2010
By Clive Mathias
March 4, 2010
By Clive Mathias
March 4, 2010
By Clive Mathias
Jonathon Marshall (2 hours 44 minutes)Indeed, I must commend everyone that’s commented here on their outstanding maturity (this is the internet...
bryan holt (3 hours 5 minutes)and that’s exactly why I didn’t talk too much about it because I don’t know all of the facts...
Jonathon Marshall (7 hours 16 minutes)Brian, “I wish everybody would do a little more research on their own before posting, either which...
cbiegel (8 hours 7 minutes)In response to Bryan, the Japanese fisherman you are worried about are not allowed to fish within our economic exclusion...
Jonathon Marshall (11 hours 59 minutes)I’d eat it.
Jonathon Marshall (11 hours 59 minutes)Bryan I completely agree with you. If I’m ever in the area I’d definitely like to share a beer with...
bryan holt (12 hours 24 minutes)I agree that we need stricter laws and conservation acts greatly, and agree that we have been raiding the oceans for a...
Adam (13 hours 33 minutes)But what is the meat like? Can you make sushi from it?
Brian Marshall (14 hours 58 minutes)No, Obama is not banning fishing. That is just a headline grabber. The concern is about the unintended...
Jonathon Marshall (1 day 0 hours)I dunno, it has a huge head and though it may be furry its barely bear. And then it has a dorsal fin...
