How about some fresh water fish today? These are some of the perch we visit in Twin Lakes.
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Rickg
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Great pictures and amazing colors.
Rickg
Rickg
Cecil
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Friendly Small Mouth Bass. Note hook in mouth, it was gone 2 weeks later.
Yellow Sunfish
All taken this last summer in Lake Winnepasaukee in Wolfburo, NH.
Yellow Sunfish
All taken this last summer in Lake Winnepasaukee in Wolfburo, NH.
Kayla
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beautiful!
Kayla
Kayla
clive francis
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you must have a different type of perch to us in the US as ours are green/silver with vertical stripes down them red and black i think.......haven't been fishing for years
they also have spines in their dorsal fin
they also have spines in their dorsal fin
who's hand this is....hehe
tony
tony
Juv
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Wow!! Dee, great shots!!!
Haven't done fresh water dive before (except for a pool session). How was it like?
BTW, the fish teeth in 2nd pix remind me of a Piranha!
Haven't done fresh water dive before (except for a pool session). How was it like?
BTW, the fish teeth in 2nd pix remind me of a Piranha!
OP
tony...those little buggers won't wait till I get the crackers opened!
Juv...If you don't have any food, those teeth can feel like piranhas!
Fresh water diving is very interesting, almost as much as salt water, just different. Being an enclosed/contained body of water, there is no currents so the visibility is typically low in the 5-20ft range as a generality. Algae in the water can give it a green color! You'll learn to navigate very well and get comfortable in low viz situations. We commonly see several types of perch, catfish, turtles and crayfish.
It's not perfect but it's wet!
Juv once bubbled...
Wow!! Dee, great shots!!!
Haven't done fresh water dive before (except for a pool session). How was it like?
BTW, the fish teeth in 2nd pix remind me of a Piranha!
Juv...If you don't have any food, those teeth can feel like piranhas!
Fresh water diving is very interesting, almost as much as salt water, just different. Being an enclosed/contained body of water, there is no currents so the visibility is typically low in the 5-20ft range as a generality. Algae in the water can give it a green color! You'll learn to navigate very well and get comfortable in low viz situations. We commonly see several types of perch, catfish, turtles and crayfish.
It's not perfect but it's wet!
AliKat
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No freshwater fish, but some red fan coral.
AliKat
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OK. Let me try again...with a picture this time.
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