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On Sat, May 4, 2019 at 5:26 PM Jamie Carracher <jcarracher@gmail.com> wrote:
Definitely wasn't a snakeheadOK, what makes in not a snakehead. They look an awful lot like Muskie when you're looking down on them. And that section of the canal is known to be infested with Snakehead.
Also, could it have been some sort of catfish? Traditionally there have been channel cat's, but with flathead catfish in the river, could it have been one of them? At that size, it limits the choices. Catfish, Carp, Snakehead, or one monster Bass or Walleye. However, if it swam out of the murk, that really only leaves one of the first 3 as ones that will hang out and live in the muddy water. If a Walleye washed into the canal, it would try to get out again fast.
Has anyone heard of Bowfin in this area?
However, the canal is connected to the Potomac and who knows what could be in there at any given time. It could be a striped bass or even Chessie.
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