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And how is this dead fish foot my bills?

Wow. It's huge

Nice that fish and snake stories are now reigning on front page now...at least better than all the sex stories.

Obeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Government should ban the killing of exotic species such as this to preserve their population,
who knows this fish might be the last one of its breed.

PastorKun:


Yes na, there is actually a video of him when he caught the fish unfortunately i can't it here.

wow! do you know what type of bait he was using?

neocortex:
Government should ban the killing of exotic species such as this to preserve their population,
who knows this fish might be the last one of its breed.

Dis one na oyinbo

I know this man. Cool guy...

MznAirA:
I see just two things in this picture... the handsome dude in black tee nd a face cap and something else that looks like fish.

Op, who is the guy in black please ?

The pic doesn't do him justice. He's a clean guy who speaks and lives well. He is married too...

MznAirA:
I see just two things in this picture... the handsome dude in black tee nd a face cap and something else that looks like fish.

Op, who is the guy in black please ?

Wetin you wan carry am do

CUM4WHAT:
dat isnt one word ooo

av modify d post biko

nerodenero:
That's a sentence

yea av modify d post

PastorKun:
In response to the claim of a "monster" fish thread claim on this thread https://nairaland.macsoftware.info/2448843/monster-fish-killed-two-nairaland/3#up i decided to post the pictures of the fish my friend caught in a lake inside IITA ibadan which is by far bigger than the 'fingerling' being called a monster fish in the other thread.

lalasticlala dis fish is bigger oh

I am sure this is a niger perch fish, looks like a Carp though, but the shape of the head is different. I grew up fishing in that lake with my dad. I still a similar wonder fish caught by an Akwa ibom man when Dr Lukas Brader was still the DG...Good old days

PastorKun:
In response to the claim of a "monster" fish thread claim on this thread https://nairaland.macsoftware.info/2448843/monster-fish-killed-two-nairaland/3#up i decided to post the pictures of the fish my friend caught in a lake inside IITA ibadan which is by far bigger than the 'fingerling' being called a monster fish in the other thread.

lalasticlala dis fish is bigger oh

Is the guy whose peniz is showing your friend?

seagullbabz:






I am sure this is a niger perch fish, looks like a Carp though, but the shape of the head is different. I grew up fishing in that lake with my dad. I still a similar wonder fish caught by an Akwa ibom man when Dr Lukas Brader was still the DG...Good old days

It's actually a nile perch fish.

See the one wey I catch

Motolank:

Is the guy whose peniz is showing your friend?

Wetin you wan do with hin peniz Ashewo

Omoniwealth:
Diz one s fishes oooo

Omoniwura

Babanijigi

Ayameze2015:
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aameyah:


The pic doesn't do him justice. He's a clean guy who speaks and lives well. He is married too...

eeya, good for him.. just want a friendship with him tho

Jagoon:


Wetin you wan carry am do

Why u dey ask

PastorKun:
In response to the claim of a "monster" fish thread claim on this thread https://nairaland.macsoftware.info/2448843/monster-fish-killed-two-nairaland/3#up i decided to post the pictures of the fish my friend caught in a lake inside IITA ibadan which is by far bigger than the 'fingerling' being called a monster fish in the other thread.

lalasticlala dis fish is bigger oh

@OP:

The two are not comparable: the one in the other thread is a Barracuda, a salt water fish from the sea; while the one in this thread is freshwater fish in rivers, lakes,etc; known by many names: lates niloticus (scientific) Niger Perch or Nile Perch (local names depending continental location), in Hausa language it is also known as Giwan Ruwa (meaning elephant of the water).
It is the most valuable among our local freshwater fish because of its delicious tasting (almost bone free) flesh.
Your friend is certainly an angler, judging from the picture showing him with a rod and reel which he may have used to land that big fish; though even larger ones, bigger than an adult man (i.e. size of your friend) have been caught by rod and reel as well as other methods - including bare hands (google Argungun fishing festival).
Here are some pictures of others caught.

@ asumo12:
The type of fish you pasted in your post is again a salt water fish caught from the sea, known as Tuna; if by chance you watch DSTV, you will see how they are being caught in a programme in one of the documentary channels titled 'Wicked Tuna' - again your example is not comparable; though Tuna is an oily fish very much prized and favoured by the Japanese who eat it raw in a special dish called Sushi.

MznAirA:
Why u dey ask

Why you sef dey ask about him

ItsMeAboki:


@OP:

The two are not comparable: the one in the other thread is a Barracuda, a salt water fish from the sea; while the one in this thread is freshwater fish in rivers, lakes,etc; known by many names: lates niloticus (scientific) Niger Perch or Nile Perch (local names depending continental location), in Hausa language it is also known as Giwan Ruwa (meaning elephant of the water).
It is the most valuable among our local freshwater fish because of its delicious tasting (almost bone free) flesh.
Your friend is certainly an angler, judging from the picture showing him with a rod and reel which he may have used to land that big fish; though even larger ones, bigger than an adult man (i.e. size of your friend) have been caught by rod and reel as well as other methods - including bare hands (google Argungun fishing festival).
Here are some pictures of others caught.

@ asumo12:
The type of fish you pasted in your post is again a salt water fish caught from the sea, known as Tuna; if by chance you watch DSTV, you will see how they are being caught in a programme in one of the documentary channels titled 'Wicked Tuna' - again your example is not comparable; though Tuna is an oily fish very much prized and favoured by the Japanese who eat it raw in a special dish called Sushi.

You don't sound like an abo.ki

makzeze:
Is the fish is still alive?

OZUOOOR'. Meaning-Olodo

Good for fish sourse oh !!

Jagoon:

Can't believe this was caught in a lake, it looks too big for a lake.

na mami water u don catch so...dey think say na fish der. .lol..

omo soup don done ooooooo!!!!

[center][/center] THE MAN WITH A MONSTER DICK CAUGHT A MONSTER FISH

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Jagoon:


It's actually a nile perch fish.

Well you are right, but we call it niger perch in IITA coz according to the history of the lake, the fingerling were brought frm river niger. That's the story I grew up to know, and you can confirm this from pple who fish there.

Is the fish causing the man to have an ere ction or what The man must have a thing for big fishes