Today we're out fishing for gar, specifically longnose gar. We're using small lures baited with a twister worm and casting them for gar. ▶ You can get your own Python Darters here: <a href=" ▶ Click ...

He’s swum among longnose gar, ancestral fish that he says resemble “underwater dinosaurs,” and watched a female gar lay 30,000 pea-sized eggs—some of which stuck to his camera.

First reported in Lake Ontario in 2005, VHS has since spread to Lake Huron, including Georgian Bay, Lake Erie and Lake Simcoe. While the virus is deadly to fish, it cannot infect humans or other ...

Credit: iStockphoto The shortnose Gar is the longnose's stockier sibling. It's got the same bony armor and ancient lineage, but it's shorter, thicker, and a little more low-key. Still, it's no minnow.

Both Confair’s big fish that day topped the Maryland longnose gar record in the state’s Chesapeake division that weighed 18.3 pounds and was caught by Samson Matthews in 2020, also in Marshyhope Creek ...

Reintroduction efforts are also underway in Missouri. The Longnose, Shortnose, and Spotted Gar are more common throughout Kentucky, with the Longnose being the most abundant.

Schooley said the longnose gar, also known as the needlenose gar, is the next in size, at over 4 feet long and 30 to 40 pounds. The two smaller species include the spotted gar and the shortnose ...

The longnose gar is considered a living dinosaur as the species dates back 100 million years to the Cretaceous Period. The fish have long, cylindrical bodies and are grayish to olive in color.

First State Record of 2024 Britenbaugh’s monster bass comes a week after there was a new state record for longnose gar. It belongs to Chuck Zimmerman of Hilton, New York. The angler not only set the ...

A Hilton, New York, man returned home with a huge fish story. Chuck Zimmerman set a New York state record for longnose gar, the state Department of Environmental Conservation announced. Zimmerman ...

The longnose gar is considered a living dinosaur as the species dates back 100 million years to the Cretaceous Period. The fish have long, cylindrical bodies and are grayish to olive in color.