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Snake bite threat - Is this real?

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Fellow Anglers beware. Several snake bites this season have came from baby copperheads found alive inside of feeding fish. With the top water bite happening now the snakes get more oxygen to prolong there life inside the fish while the fish continues to feed. Makes the want to have bass thumb a little less desirable.

 

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Hogwash

 

Hogwash or not I am done fishing!

I saw a baby snake while I was out walking the other night. Peed my britches.

I've been fishing for about 30 years now and I've never seen a snake in a fish. Ever. Not even once.

First, copperheads avoid being in water. They are short stout snakes who are often found near watering holes but will spend far less time in the water. What frequently happens is that people see the northern water snakes and assume because of the pattern that it's a copperhead. Not the same. And I've never in my life read or heard of a snake deciding that being eaten by a fish was a good idea. The pepsin inside the gullet of a fish will dissolve a fishing hook, I can't imagine that would be an ideal environment for a snake.

 

here's the pic to show the difference:

nwsn_copper_s.jpg

The one on the bottom has the dangerous front end, the one on top, not so much.

The pepsin inside the gullet of a fish will dissolve a fishing hook, I can't imagine that would be an ideal environment for a snake.

 

This times 100.

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First, copperheads avoid being in water. They are short stout snakes who are often found near watering holes but will spend far less time in the water. What frequently happens is that people see the northern water snakes and assume because of the pattern that it's a copperhead. Not the same. And I've never in my life read or heard of a snake deciding that being eaten by a fish was a good idea. The pepsin inside the gullet of a fish will dissolve a fishing hook, I can't imagine that would be an ideal environment for a snake.

 

here's the pic to show the difference:

nwsn_copper_s.jpg

 

I certainly see and understand the difference in the head of the two snakes but if I encounter either one they both get the same respect and that is one wrong move and three Brock Lesnar's attack you.

Wear thick gloves.

Walked into the kitchen last week and stumbled upon a snake taking a rest right there in the middle of the kitchen. Did pee my britches!

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Wear thick gloves.

 

 

Get your gloves uk

 

Get your gloves uk

 

Last time I was at my cousins house in Florida we went to the Everglades and I seen a 8 foot long black racer crossing the street.

If doc says it's bull, I say it's bull...

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