The BIGGEST Fish I've EVER seen...
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Face to Face with the BIGGEST Catfish I've EVER seen in person... - Shedd Aquarium FISH TOUR!! Greg Wittstock | The Pond Guy: https://www.youtube.com/user/ThePondGuyAquascape Team Aquascape: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbOyl13WDs8xYECSKZgoYsw PC MERCH AVAILABLE HERE: https://paulcuffarobrand.com Clothing Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paulcuffarobrand/ Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paulcuffaro/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/paulcuffaroo?lang=en&lang=en SUBSCRIBE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKFtfFitaK83yBc0rlg9m1A?view_as=subscriber Camera Gear: Canon G7x Mark ii Thanks for Watching! Like, Share, and SUBSCRIBE for more videos!
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The difference is that a Siluro can reach...something like 120 kg and 2,2 m in length XD
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Out of the 15 plus years living on lake Webster, this only happened once, but I would assume it must be a sturgeon, since we have not seen any catfish or Muskies get that big! Most of the large Muskies on Webster have died off, we used to have a 5 footer in our channel every year, but with tournaments most have either been taken in for trophy's or been killed by negligence. I am sure in the great lakes that there have been fishfinders that have assembled many fish to show a single one.
When it detected Muskies on my boat even when they were at least 4' long, it only used the largest fish symbol, but this one fish I found used like 4 large ones with parts of medium and smaller ones to make the shape of a single fish! There have been claims in Lake Tippecanoe of giant catfish as long as john boats, but they usually cannot exceed 6', there is even a tale about divers checking the dam and seeing it and never wanting to check the dam after that, but Tippecanoe gets pretty deep, Wawasee used to have an 80' deep pocket on the South Western shore, but Tippecanoe is supposed to be over 100' deep at one point.
I still remember catching a 2' long Perch in johnsons bay on Wawasee on the Eastern shore, Syracuse lake has been known for schools of 8"-10" long bluegills and red ears along the western shore, my old channel on Webster would have schools of Crappie's come in every other year, some measuring over 12" long, you could pull your limit and then some in a matter of an hour right off my dock! when I lived on Wawasee, one year while fishing the channels near enchanted hills using fish filets as bait and just letting it sit on the bottom. I thought I caught a log, I was using spider wire and a large hook, my pontoon was 18' long and I had one friend.
The boat started to lurch forward toward where I was fishing and my friend asked why we were moving, I told him I thought I caught a log "there was a fallen tree nearby", but as I tugged it had pulled back and we were moving toward it, then a large mass popped out of the water, it was about 8" around and as my friend looked and asked what it was, it just moved it's head a small amount and snapped my line! It had to be a channel cat, but I have never seen one that large, usually we would get 10 lb ones on every throw.
Those same channels had some extremely large Bowfins as well, my niece caught one off our pier when she was about 4' tall, I still don't know how her scrawny butt got it laned by herself, but she came running across the street with a bowfin that was longer than she was tall, it was well over 4.5' long, she could barely hold the pole high enough to keep it from dragging! All the channels on that side of lake Wawasee were dug by hand, they started out 6' deep all the way to the sides and were dug by homeless African American's, they were hired by the county to dig them and provided with food and were forced to live in home made slums alongside the train tracks just north of Wawasee.
You can still walk the woods along those tracks just north of Enchanted hills and find the remnants of these sites, with old ice boxes and broken pieces of the shacks they lived in, it reminded you of 3rd world shelters, Lake Wawasee was also the site of Al Capones secret hotel/casino called the Spink Arms, right next to the two mansions that Eli Lilly "Famous Drug maker" built and lived in! Wawasee and Webster would probably only be a 3.5-4 hour drive from Chicago and both have some great fishing, both Syracuse and Wawasee have some nice sized Walleye and they are connected via a channel, but you don't want to try to tackle Wawasee with a Johnboat, waves can get 5' high on some days!
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Edit: WAIT DID NICKEL DIE?? WHERE IS NICKEL THE SEA TURTLE???
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Check out Canada aquarium in Vancouver... the jellyfish aquariums are often amazing
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