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• Rare catfish caught juvenile from Tennessee river, social media post goes viral
• NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A 15-year-old boy was fishing with a fishing guide in the Tennessee River when he caught a rare leucistic blue catfish. Edwards Tarumianz not only caught the unusual fish, but also attracted social media attention by being impressed by the rare find. Leucism is caused by a very rare, recessive gene, and is similar to being an albino that lacks most of its color pigmentation. According to Fox Chattanooga, however, leucism does not have the pink eye that is characteristic of an albino. Edwards Tarumianz shows off his rare catch. (Edwards Tarumianz/Facebook/TWRA) The teen was fishing with his guide, Captain Richard Sims, who was on NewsChannel9.Is an external writer for Com. Illinois teen fisherman catches 50-inch musky: 'A complete experience' Sims tells Fox Chattanooga, "We were shocked when we saw it." "Of course, we could see it in clear water before putting it in the boat. We were both so excited and nervous that we could barely speak until Edwards put the fish in the net." Sims made a post on Facebook about the rare catch and the other fish Tarumianz caught that day, and it didn't take long for the white catfish to go viral within the fishing community. Juvenile white catfish went viral in the fishing community after it was posted on social media. (iStock) Texas fisherman breaks record with small 64-pound buffalo: 'Very strong fish' albino or leucistic catfish They are sometimes caught nationwide, but it is rare for fishermen to reel one. "Edwards can catfish for the rest of his life. He never catches any more, or even sees another fish like that," Sims said. "I'm 67 years old. I've done literally thousands of catfish boating over the years and this was the first time I'd ever seen it in person." Texas fisherman kills massive alligator: 'Everything went crazy' after rare catfish was caught and thrown back into water. (iStock) Several social media users pressured Sims over what he had done to the fish, which he later revealed was thrown back into the water. Click here to get the Fox News app but even if he has opted to keep the fish, taxidermists cannot mount catfish because of their delicate skin. Edwards' father, Jeff, stated that he intended to build a replica mount.
• 15-year-old goes viral after landing rare leucistic blue catfish on Tennessee river
• Last week NewsChannel9.15-year-old Edwards Tarumianz did something special while fishing with Captain Richard Sims, an outsider.com. A rare leucistic blue catfish from the Tennessee River near Chattanooga, TN. Word of Tarumianz's catch of white catfish has since gone viral. "Edwards can catfish for the rest of his life and never catch, or even see, other fish," Sims told several news outlets. "I'm 67 years old. I've boated literally tens of thousands of catfish over the years and this was the first time I'd ever seen it in person." Sims posted pictures of the catfish on his Facebook page, and at Edwards's The story of the catch went all over the country and beyond. Newsweek magazine, USA Today and others picked up the story. Tarumianz, who also caught his personal-best smallmouth bass on the trip, released the rare species after some photographs. Leucism is caused by a rare recessive gene, similar to being born with albinism or lacking color pigmentation. In October, LiveScience Magazine reported a bright-yellow catfish (Wales) caught by professional angler Martin Glatz in a lake in the Netherlands. Catfish). According to Field & Stream, Wales catfish can grow to be at least 9 feet long and weigh more than 400 pounds. Follow Eric Appler on Twitter -- @threejacker Note to readers: If If you purchase something through one of our affiliate links, we will make a reduction You can earn money.
• Jim Gronow: Catfish are more common in smaller waters than you'd think. outdoor commentary
• I was told that there were some sections within the Potomac and Susquehanna tributaries where 5-, 6-, even 10-pound-range channel catfish could be found, with the potential for larger fish. I had heard the stories and even experienced this little water catfish gig to some degree. But it seemed to me that fish of that size were more likely to live in larger systems like the mainstream Choptank, Susquehanna Flats or the larger Upper Bay River environment.

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