Has anyone ever seen a creature like this before. It was just floating helplessly in 80' of water. Do you think it's dangerous? It didn't appear to have any teeth and couldn't swim too fast. Heard it make some strange noises though, sounded like &^%$#@ #%@^& *&#$^!. What the hell is it??

Not sure but it might be a Clamerus Bluvisherus Reelestatus....or more commonly known as a floater :hee: .

bears a striking resemblance to a beluga whale.

chunking for whales maybe?

looks kinda pre-historic...

:grins:

i don't know... but whatever you do DON'T FEED IT!!!!

I do know......that however the sharks won't eat it :wave:

Have they started filming for "Bluefish Week" on the Discovery Channel already.

i just hope "it" has pants on.......I'm never eating out of that water again.

Has anyone ever seen a creature like this before. It was just floating helplessly in 80' of water. Do you think it's dangerous? It didn't appear to have any teeth and couldn't swim too fast. Heard it make some strange noises though, sounded like &^%$#@ #%@^& *&#$^!. What the hell is it??

I have heard of these. The feet are connected right to the Oreo Pouch, they are awful navigators - or really good navigators - just depends on whether you consider the ability to hit markers on a GPS at night is good navigation or bad :huh: - This species, erroneously referred to as Nonnavigas Oreous, or Quahaggas Doublestuffus, but has been scientifically proven to in fact be Beyotchen Lilnekkus. However, if the family / species naming process added general frame of mind in the naming convention, we would likely have "Nonnavigas Quahaggas Beyotchenlots" as the name...

This species is known for it's poor knots, old line, and repeated ability to backup over various fishing gear, as well as managing to navigate both land and seaborne vehicles into positions that renders said vehicle stuck...

That's a white whale. The particular one in the photo is especially old and fat. They tend to get that way with time. From the smile on his face I would think there are female white whales in the area! :)

You should have harpooned it dave.

You should have harpooned it dave.

LOL, I tried to snag it but it straightened the treble out.

Looks like an amoeba.

He was seen Mating will a Seal.

I'M B_L_I_N_D N_O_W

Thanks Dave
I'll watch for that tomorrow doing surveys.. I don't think white porpoises like acoustic mapping equipment...

At least he wasnt trolling too deep

That's a white whale. The particular one in the photo is especially old and fat. They tend to get that way with time. From the smile on his face I would think there are female white whales in the area! :)




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Looks like BLUEFISH BAIT to me!!!
LOL'S!!!

Have your fun ::

I,m another person now // no comebacks or anything >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> It was just really nice to dive into cold clean water ::
Your gonna miss the old Clammer ><><><:crying:

what the @#@#@$@$@$@$@$@$@$@$?
A New and Improved Clam-man?

I'll be working North of the Lighthouse and south of conimicut tomorrow if you are out Mike...

No one said [[new & improved}]:fishslap:

Have your fun ::

I,m another person now // no comebacks or anything >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> It was just really nice to dive into cold clean water ::
Your gonna miss the old Clammer ><><><:crying:

Nah..The new improved Clammer is OK...:kewl:

Born-again "Christian Clammer" gets water baptised in Narragansett bay.

no he just wants to be nekkid more in pubic

Gonna need a bigger net :p

Clammer I bet that felt good. B bay was 75 degrees out in the middle today. Warmer than my pool right now.

I think i saw this thing on the endangered species list.

Thats why all the Menhaden are gone!!!

It's a kinder gentler Clammah with alota shrinkage. :hihi:

Looks like some type of Giant Sea Otter.

boy, the're not kidding when they say " raw sewage"

boy, the're not kidding when they say " raw sewage"
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strike one!
you have two left
then pow
straight to the moon Alice