Fish ID

Saltwater Inshore Discussion
1

Does anyone know what this fish is? I do not have a good pic of its head but it had a mouth kind of like a catfish with no whiskers.

2

Cobia

3

Yep. Wonder if you could tag one that size and see where he ends up?

BG

4

Here are some bigger ones.

I mean A bigger one.

5

Dammed, I’ll bet that smells like a fish?

6

Thanks for the help.

7

Definitely a cobia juvenile interested in where and how you caught it. might be a stocked fish habitat also important. thanks

8

Little tiny baby Cobia, saw someone cooler one of those last year at Mt. Pleasant Pier (#OGT), hopefully that worked out well for him

Bragging may not bring happiness,
but no man having caught a large fish,
goes home through the alley.
-Anonymous

9

Didn’t DNR just let some go? Thought I read that somewhere that they had released a bunch of little cobra and trout. Not long ago.

miss’n fish’n

212 SEAHUNT CC
Sea Squirt 16

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quote:
Originally posted by penfishn

Didn’t DNR just let some go? Thought I read that somewhere that they had released a bunch of little cobra and trout. Not long ago.

miss’n fish’n

212 SEAHUNT CC
Sea Squirt 16

Just got a good laugh, I want to know where the cobras got released so I don’t get bit. You must have a phone just like yakman.

Thanks again Penny for a good laugh in the middle of the night.

BTW, glad to hear you are ok and definitely take it easier from now on and stay hydrated. I love reading your posts.

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11

Yeah, but the ones they let go were out towards Walterboro I thought, the one that I saw coolered was last yeah, Penny and her Cobras, she better hold onto Roo

Bragging may not bring happiness,
but no man having caught a large fish,
goes home through the alley.
-Anonymous

12

we caught two about that size in the kiawah last week

13
quote:
Originally posted by iFly

Here are some bigger ones.

I mean A bigger one.

yeah, we know what you meant . . .and agree :slight_smile:

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quote:
Originally posted by Hurricane701

Yeah, but the ones they let go were out towards Walterboro I thought, the one that I saw coolered was last yeah, Penny and her Cobras, she better hold onto Roo

Bragging may not bring happiness,
but no man having caught a large fish,
goes home through the alley.
-Anonymous

Walterboro? cobras or cobia? I don’t think either would survive around here, no saltwater and lots of snake haters.

Thanks for the laugh Penny! cobras! what’s next, lions? and no we don’t want to see Roo in a lion costume.

< Evil is simply the absence of God >

15

Ones that DNR let go were in Colleton R. back behind Daws Is.

J Ford

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16

Yay baby cobia! That’s always awesome to see.

I’m so salt life I get land sick.

17

Ok…I meant cobia…and you guys know that…I could go back and correct it…but will leave it there for your enjoyment :slight_smile:

miss’n fish’n

212 SEAHUNT CC
Sea Squirt 16

18

This one was caught in the Folly River. It was released and looked healthy when it swam off.

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quote:
Originally posted by penfishn

Ok…I meant cobia…and you guys know that…I could go back and correct it…but will leave it there for your enjoyment :slight_smile:

miss’n fish’n

212 SEAHUNT CC
Sea Squirt 16

Thanks penny, otherwise I’d look pretty stupid.:sunglasses:

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184 Marathon
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20
quote:
Originally posted by iFly

Here are some bigger ones.

I mean A bigger one.

Very nice! :smiley:

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