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  1. 12-12-2021, 03:31 PM #1
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    No scales just smooth skin. Even the patches that look like scales are smooth and slick. Thing pulled like a freight train. Grabbed a jig from under a dock. Thought I was hung up until it went to swimming
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    Funny looking fish no doubt about it.
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    Looks like a Egyptian carp.
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    Carp of some kind ?
    Maybe they will bite this one……
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    That is a mirror carp.

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    Quote Originally Posted by parratt1 View Post
    That is a mirror carp.
    This ^^^^

    It's just a scale variation of a common carp. My biggest is a 13-pounder.
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    It put up a 15 minute fight. Didn't like the boat at all
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    Quote Originally Posted by parratt1 View Post
    That is a mirror carp.

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    Yep ^ mirror carp .
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    You learn something new everyday.. Never seen one of those before.

    It is believed that the fish was bred by monks in Asia to have a lack of scales which made it easier to prepare for the dinner table.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Capt Cormorant View Post
    You learn something new everyday.. Never seen one of those before.

    It is believed that the fish was bred by monks in Asia to have a lack of scales which made it easier to prepare for the dinner table.
    Never seen one myself
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