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Reply With QuoteHere are 2 from my collection, I'm looking for more!
Keeper
I'm surprised how few people fish for gar. They make great quarry for fly fishing. They also taste great. Very much like crappie but their flesh is a little more oily and firmer. The hard part is cleaning them. Their hide is incredibly tough. I use tin snips to cut the hide and then fillet them and cut the meat away from the skin. If you don't tell folks they are gar they will eat them with gusto. If you want the fillets all to yourself then tell folks they are gar.
Happy fishing.
Minnow
Here are 2 from my collection, I'm looking for more!
Minnow
Anyone spot one of these out in the wild yet?
awesome looking fish, are you selling it by any chance?
Minnow
Im not interested in selling them. I'm looking for a few more to add to the collection. If you come across one please call me asap at 612-369-4698
Crappie Wall Hanger II
awesome fish never saw one before
Trophy King II
Great thread!
James 1:5
Minnow
Thanks!Originally Posted by LarryDavid
Check out this brand new "Snow" Alligator Gar. Born and bred in Thailand and shipped into the USA. Sometimes gars like these occur naturally in the wild. It's kind of like thousands of dollars just swimming around in the river.
