Which Kind Of Fish Have You Seen In The Wild?

I have fished both salt water and fresh water, but prefer salt water and have done a couple deep sea trips.
I have seen
Catfish
Skulpin
Yellow tail
Flounder
Bonita
Barracuda
Variety of sharks
Grey whales
Dolphins
Mackerel
Jelly fish
And more i guess. I am off!

 

There is no fish in the wild. It is a conspiracy. Every time you think you see a fish in the wild you are being mislead by the NWO.

btw: dolphins and whales are mammals, not fish.

 

Perch, redear, bluegill, longnose gar, quillback, drum, common carp, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, rock bass, white bass, river redhorse, channel catfish, walleye, white crappie, black crappie, northern creek chub

 

I've seen a trout who was a teacher in school . The lesson was on hooks . But then after
seeing all of that I caught the teacher with a student . Next I saw a healthy breakfast fish .

 

If you've just caught them, are they still wild?

Unless you go diving you don't get to see that many fish in the wild, other than shellfish, and fish like salmon that jump. So it seems to me. Often if you do spot some in a stream it's not that easy to identify the species.

 

several types of catfish
several types of sunfish
several types of bass
many types of unknown fish large and small

 

I sometimes do things just for the halibut

 

You make me think of the great trashpile in the pacific and the nuclear reactor leaking into the ocean in japan. Humans are destroying this earth.

 

^^^ That

 

gafilta fish

they only appear in the wild one day a year.

 

You know that's carp, right?

Always amazed me, they won't eat pigs because they are "un-clean" yet they chow down on carp. wtf?

 

whitefish is carp? makes about as much sense as "white" anything

the thing about pigs is how identical human embrios are to pig embrios.

that whole thing about humans being related to apes and monkeys, that was made up to hide how closely humans are really related to pigs.

close enough to be considered canabalism.

 

I've seen dolphins break the surface near the beach in the Atlantic. Also, there are glass bottom boat rides available in Florida. It's a great way to see the coral reefs off Key Largo!

In our clear mountain streams, it isn't too unusual to look down and see a trout or a few hundred tadpoles in spring (yes, I know those are amphibians).

 

Dolphins are mammals...

 

Steelhead I caught up in Canada. It made me not want to eat fish anymore.

 

This is the only fish I want to see in the wild......











Hotwater

 

That's a mammal too...