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    do Ya'll think that crappie and garfish coexist on the same structure being as that garfish have big teeth and all?????

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    I see a lots of gar while fishing for crappie in shallow waters.
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    I think the gar are just in there with them looking for something to eat
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    Last time I caught a garfish I also caught two different strains of staph under a finger nail and almost lost my finger.

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    Unbelievable in Henderson! Nice post Gene, interesting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fishervet View Post
    do Ya'll think that crappie and garfish coexist on the same structure being as that garfish have big teeth and all?????
    No Vet. They run em out IMO. If a Gar roll in your structure, move on.HTH

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    Quote Originally Posted by trobin View Post
    Last time I caught a garfish I also caught two different strains of staph under a finger nail and almost lost my finger.
    Well you out not catch them with your finger nail.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PawPaw "gene" View Post
    Nice gar Gene; look at this one killed close to here a few years ago. I have waded chest deep in the water where he was taken.New LA State Record Alligator Gar | Flickr - Photo Sharing!



    Also I think young crappie at at risk around gar but I have caught a lot of crappie and gar from the same area before. This has happened mainly in ox bow lakes in warm weather.

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    Gars are good indicators. If I fish a cut and don't get a bite in a normal spot AND gars are always Rollin on THE SURFACE real often, I consider it dead water and leave. Not worth the time.

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