I'm glad you said that; my first thought was red drum, but the fish is not
quite right... some kinda hybrid would explain that difference. I'm not
familiar with any red drum hybrids so I didn't consider that possibility at
first. And of course there's living in a large fresh lake, although that's
not necessarily a real problem.
Moon's idea of grass carp isn't a bad guess either, although the fish has a
very long dorsal fin that almost looks like a Tilapia's.
I'll keep you posted of any formal decisions, if any.
--Bruce Stallsmith
Huntsville, AL
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