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  • Super User
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Was just watching the PGA Honda Classic and the cutaway shot for the commercial break was a Florida gator with the tail of a BIG bass hanging out of it's mouth, then down the hatch!  Anybody else catch that?

Glad I don't live/fish near gators!!  My luck would be me pulling one in the boat as a gator pulls me and the bass in the lake.  Those things scare me to death!

  • Super User
Posted

I caught it

 

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HAHA yes you did!  I don't have DVR or anything fancy so I couldn't rewind to snap a pic.  Thanks!  That's awesome!

  • Super User
Posted

Looks like an absolute toad!

 

Yeah, it DEFINITELY caught my eye.  I was thinking to myself how do bass get SOOO big in parts of South FL where these gators roam around and pick them off?  then my next thought was d*mn i would have like to have caught that fish earlier today when i was on the water!

  • Super User
Posted

That's either a huge bass or a small gator.

 

Agreed.  Either way, I'd only want to catch one of them :grin:

  • Super User
Posted

Just on the local news. It was a bass for sure.

  • Like 1
Posted

Pretty cool that they showed it. When you see an 8+ foot gator face down in the lilly pads with its rear end swaying around out of the water as its attacking something. That is something to see!

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Catch and release?

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Wish I coulda shot the gator and saved the bass!

  • Like 1
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Y'all Yankees don't worry about them gators. The way a gator gets somebody ready to eat Is by holding them down and whooping the chit out of them with there tail and they learned a long time ago by the time you whoop the chit out of a Yankee there ain't nothing left...

  • Super User
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Y'all Yankees don't worry about them gators. The way a gator gets somebody ready to eat Is by holding them down and whooping the chit out of them with there tail and they learned a long time ago by the time you whoop the chit out of a Yankee there ain't nothing left...

 

 

Well I must be a Yankee because I needed to use Google Translate to interpret your post. 

In an effort to assist others like me, I have included the translation below . . . .

 

 "Well Hello there fellow friends, One should use caution when in close proximity to Large Alligators.

  They often use their tails as a weapon, so stay clear.  BTW - I really like the men from the north."

 

A-Jay

  • Like 8
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Well I must be a Yankee because I needed to use Google Translate to interpret your post.

In an effort to assist others like me, I have included the translation below . . . .

"Well Hello there fellow friends, One should use caution when in close proximity to Large Alligators.

They often use their tails as a weapon, so stay clear. BTW - I really like the men from the north."

A-Jay

;))

  • Super User
Posted

Just on the local news. It was a bass for sure.

 

Interesting that it made it on the news!!  I'm curious now as to what the story was about?

I just thought it was cool that not only the cameras caught it, but i happened to see this big tail of a big bass going down the hatch.

Glad JBSoonerfan snagged that photo for some evidence!

  • Super User
Posted

Pretty cool that they showed it. When you see an 8+ foot gator face down in the lilly pads with its rear end swaying around out of the water as its attacking something. That is something to see!

 

As a kid and teenager I spent many many weeks in Land o Lakes, FL hunting wild hogs.  We would hunt them with dogs on this MASSIVE ranch.  On more than one occasion, we happened upon a gator.  Once I happened to catch a glimpse of a gator pulling a small calf down into a pond, that alone has kept me away from fishing in Florida......

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As a kid and teenager I spent many many weeks in Land o Lakes, FL hunting wild hogs.  We would hunt them with dogs on this MASSIVE ranch.  On more than one occasion, we happened upon a gator.  Once I happened to catch a glimpse of a gator pulling a small calf down into a pond, that alone has kept me away from fishing in Florida......

 

They are fairly predictable. Never really had issues with them.

  • Super User
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They are fairly predictable. Never really had issues with them.

 

I'd say mostly predictable until 5 or 6 dogs and a 300 pound hog rush into their gator sanctuary.... then it's anybody's guess as to who is coming out on top

 

I'm just glad they don't roam the waters I fish!!

  • Super User
Posted

Interesting that it made it on the news!!  I'm curious now as to what the story was about?

I just thought it was cool that not only the cameras caught it, but i happened to see this big tail of a big bass going down the hatch.

Glad JBSoonerfan snagged that photo for some evidence!

 

Story line was honda classic and they had the gator grabbing the bass & eating her head first. about 6-10 frames worth. Florida tv station for palm beach.

  • Super User
Posted

Story line was honda classic and they had the gator grabbing the bass & eating her head first. about 6-10 frames worth. Florida tv station for palm beach.

 

Cool, thanks for sharing.  Wish i could see the frame again with the tail turned sideways, that's when i could really see it was a BIG bass.....

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