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Raider Ronnie 07-20-2014 03:03 PM

Deformed striper
 
Today's charter produced something that was a 1st to me.
32 inch fish came to the boat.
Had 1 eye.
One side the eye was perfectly normal. Other side nothing there, and I don't mean eye ball missing.
Weird !
Jaw was a bit deformed also.
Didn't think to snap a picture to show.
On a side note.
Haven't seen 1 fish this year with the red sores (macro)

jonserfish 07-20-2014 07:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Raider Ronnie (Post 1047380)
On a side note.
Haven't seen 1 fish this year with the red sores (macro)

good point. i have not seen the sores on any fish either. do they go away or is this different fish?? anyone else notice anything?

Piscator 07-20-2014 07:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Raider Ronnie (Post 1047380)
Today's charter produced something that was a 1st to me.
32 inch fish came to the boat.
Had 1 eye.
One side the eye was perfectly normal. Other side nothing there, and I don't mean eye ball missing.
Weird !
Jaw was a bit deformed also.
Didn't think to snap a picture to show.
(macro)

Ron,

I'll have to keep an eye out for one of those!
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spinncognito 07-20-2014 08:14 PM

I caught a one-eyed bass years ago while chunking. Other eye socket healed right over. Probably took a hook as a youngster. I

piemma 07-21-2014 04:03 AM

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Originally Posted by jonserfish (Post 1047396)
good point. i have not seen the sores on any fish either. do they go away or is this different fish?? anyone else notice anything?

My partner Chris and I have 100+ fish over 34" this year and we have not seen one with red sores. Weird, maybe all the fish with red sores died.

Raven 07-21-2014 07:40 AM

or eaten by seals

Raider Ronnie 07-21-2014 10:00 AM

My best guess about the red sores.
Water temp.
Had the crew of divers out sat afternoon.
Surface temp around 56-58
Down below (40-70 ft) 45
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Linesider82 07-21-2014 10:21 AM

The last fish I caught in RI had red sores. Fish can have Myco without having visible sores, myco begins inside the fish. It slowly spreads through the internal organs & muscle tissues until eventually creating the sores / scar tissue during advanced stages of the disease.

shadow 07-21-2014 12:17 PM

I was thinking water temps as well. We really didnt see these red sores till the water was getting warmer then normal. I know the science says other but I have a dog that when he starts to get to hot he will start to develop a few red scabs under his fur. Was thinking maybe bass have some sort of the same reaction to heat..
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Zeal 07-21-2014 01:03 PM

I caught a 23" Bass last summer and the one eye was perfect, the other looked totally shredded. No sores though.

Probably got foul hooked like the one you mentioned.

massbassman 07-21-2014 06:32 PM

Two years ago I caught a bass about 38" that was missing the top section of its tail. It looked completely normal, not like an injury, just missing the section. It must have been a birth defect, or an injury from very early in its life. Very weird to look at, but still put up a hell of a fight!
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striprman 07-28-2014 08:08 PM

I've caught a couple "goggle eye" bass, talk about strange...lol


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