Fishing 📍
Fisherman Finds Sex Toy in Catfish’s Stomach | MeatEater Fishing
Kesar took a buddy catfishing on the Ohio River last weekend with the goal of helping him catch his first ever blue cat. The trip was a success as the men boated a 3-pound channel, 4-pound blue, and 20-pound blue using shrimp for bait. Kesar immediately noticed something was off with the catch-of-the-day, though. It had a bulging stomach that was unusually swollen, even for the most gluttonous of catfish.
“When I saw it had a huge gut, I figured it was eggs,” Kesar told MeatEater. “But when I felt that hard lump, I knew that wasn’t the case. I’ve found turtles, muskrats, and all kinds of stuff in catfish before. I just assumed it would be something like that instead.”
I have posted a series of maps of stocked and wild trout streams in New York State on the Facebook:
I have posted a series of maps of stocked and wild trout streams in New York State on the Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/andybarthur/posts/10102129178471519
The Last Days of the Blue-Blood Harvest
There is another way though—a way for modern medicine to make use of modern technology rather than the blood of an ancient animal. A synthetic substitute for horseshoe-crab blood has been available for 15 years. This is a story about how scientists quietly managed to outdo millions of years of evolution, and why it has taken the rest of the world so long to catch up.
