River Monsters

[Ben]

its a new show on Animal Planet, saw the first episode on sunday, pretty damn good if you like shows like this. First episode was on pirahna, holy shit. Very well done. Host is a biologist/extreme angler. Definitely some crazy ass shit in the Amazon River, said there are more species of fish in it the Atlantic Ocean. I saw its on tonight, but its usual time is sunday night at 9 or 10pm. Ive watched other shows of the same theme and this one is MUCH better, mixes the myths with the facts very well

[Curt]

saw the ad for this the other night, this kinda stuff makes me want to buy a plane ticket in a heart beart. The chance to catch a 300 lb catfish should be a no brainer!!! some great stuff.

[DannyBoy]

Here is a sea-monster for you.

http://theseoultimes.com/ST/?url=/ST/db/read.php?idx=8145

It's overfour feet long and eats coral reef...

[Heather]

thats just nasty.

this show was pretty good, the parts that I saw. Really interesting stories and the fish are freaking insane. I dont want to go to the Amazon anytime soon

[DannyBoy]

What if you woke up at ANF and saw one of those things worming its way into your tent?

[Heather]

Id scream and start banging pots and pans together....oh wait thats only for bears.....

[Pete]

or call Jen

[ELake]

I saw a similar show called Monsters of the Mekong..They caught some monster ass fish

Piranha are interesting, they say in their feeding frenzy that they will actually bite each other and the others will attack and eat the wounded ones

[Ben]

I saw a similar show called Monsters of the Mekong..They caught some monster ass fish

Piranha are interesting, they say in their feeding frenzy that they will actually bite each other and the others will attack and eat the wounded ones

i saw that show, this series is much better. The host of that show was just too much of a geek, but some bad ass fish


I was curious and looked at what a fishing trip to the amazon would cost, not insane, for a full week with everything paid, most expensive i saw was $5000, saw plenty others for closer to $3000 for a week. I even found one in Texas for $1200 fishing for Alligator Gar, said its common to catch them over 100lbs 

[Ben]

Here is a sea-monster for you.

http://theseoultimes.com/ST/?url=/ST/db/read.php?idx=8145

It's overfour feet long and eats coral reef...

wow, i wonder how huge they get in the wild. Cant believe that was in an Aquarium

[Jen]

or call Jen

  I'll come over with a shovel and remove it for you 

[Ben]

http://www.fishquest.com/Quest.asp?Option=TripDetail&Detail=115

http://www.fishquest.com/Quest.asp?Option=TripDetail&Detail=37

who wants to go?