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What the heck did I catch?

MIbassin
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image.thumb.jpeg.09a4caf5fbdcc21fc55f14cFlorida Pond

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    • Super User

    skinny rock bass maybe?

     

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    • Super User

    Looks like a cross between a crappie and a 
    cichlid!

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    Looks like a black crappie to me.

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    2 minutes ago, Team9nine said:

    It's a Jaguar Guapote...

    Look it up on the Internet for more info and pics.

    -T9

    I change my vote to this...

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    • Super User

    Yep, it's a Managuense Cichlid.  They are mean little fish.  Kinda rank up there with Red Devils in agression.

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    • Super User

    It's a Jaguar Guapote and they get bigger than most people  think.I have caught some Jaguar Guapotes  over 20" and +5 pounds . 

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    Looks like Black Crappie

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