What the heck is this?

[fishinwrench]

Yep this is the time we normally start seeing them here on LO.  They let go of the brush or whatever they were clinging to and drift around. 

[Browning Guy]

How do you clean and cook em?  A pinch of salt or A LOT? Cornmeal or flour?  I'm not going to try them until someone else on here goes first.

[Champ188]

Not me. Everyone knows I'm strictly CPR!

 

[fishinwrench]

They are a puked up jello-shot, eat at your own risk.

[snagged in outlet 3]

But you'll eat E Coli?  You're a chicken crap

[Gavin]

LOZ Oysters;>)!

 

[Ellros]

   On a similar topic,  I've heard that TR has rare freshwater jellyfish.  Has anyone ever seen one?  Or are they something really deep in the depths that only divers are likely to ever see?

[fishinwrench]

On 9/11/2016 at 8:33 PM, 176champion said:

Cool stuff right there...500,000,000 years they been around...wow

 

Kinda answers the age old question of "If God created everything then who created God"......

Bryozoans!   

[moguy1973]

3 hours ago, fishinwrench said:

Kinda answers the age old question of "If God created everything then who created God"......

Bryozoans!   

[skeeter]

5 hours ago, Ellros said:

   On a similar topic,  I've heard that TR has rare freshwater jellyfish.  Has anyone ever seen one?  Or are they something really deep in the depths that only divers are likely to ever see?

Yep, I've seen then several times. Had no idea they were rare.  They aren't very large, maybe a inch or two if that but they move just like their salt water cousins.