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Polish Trout - davetclown - 05-26-2003
Polish Trout - indiginous but not native to most US and some Canadian bodies of fresh water.
It is a bottom feeder but will grab a spinner or fly and will even swim up to grab a minnow or worm from under a bobber.
the actual name for this fish is "Carp" more comonly known as a gold fish. (yes it is the same animal as in your aquarium)
The largest hook and line carp caught to date was taken in germany and weighed in at a womping 78 pounds.
The carp is refered to as being a Polish Trout when it cought during the first few weeks of the opening of Trout season.
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Re: [davetclown] Polish Trout - JapanRon - 06-03-2003
Hi davetclown,
Thanks for all the good terms. I've got about 2,500 terms listed myself with draft level descriptions and will intergrate contrabutions as time permits.
Again, thanks
JapanRon
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