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Taneycomo squid......that's funny!!

I just know I saw something as big as 6ft or better slashing the surface violently and way too big to be a typical large fish. I really thought it was a diver. But no other boats around and no diver down flags. Just me. And it......whatever it was. And the size of the arches was crazy. Wish had taken a photo of my graph. I may have. I'd have to dig through an archive to find it.

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Taneycomo squid......that's funny!!

I just know I saw something as big as 6ft or better slashing the surface violently and way too big to be a typical large fish. I really thought it was a diver. But no other boats around and no diver down flags. Just me. And it......whatever it was. And the size of the arches was crazy. Wish had taken a photo of my graph. I may have. I'd have to dig through an archive to find it.

Certainly could have been a gar also.

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It's the only logical answer I think (gar). If it was, it was a massive one for this water system. I mean super massive!

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Yeah, I've witnessed the Loch Ness monsters surfacing. I'm willing to bet they're alligator gar.

The lower White south of I-40 has a good population. It wouldn't surprise me a bit.

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