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Snakes eat trout


WxGuy

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I, along with a few other guys working on a stream project, happened to see a flash in the bottom of a pool when we noticed it was a snake. Not only was it a snake, but the snake had caught a trout and decided that was dinner. The fight lasted a few seconds and the snake brought the trout to the surface and over to the bank to eat it.

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I believe it's a common water snake. We thought it was a bull at first, but there happened to be a DNR fella there who said it was the common water snake.

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I was fishing down in Whitwater about a month back. While fishing this little pool a snake swam right by me. I wanted to grab it for a closer look but before I could he was already over the deeper water. It lifted its head alittle as it swam by me and flattened its neck out kinda like a cobra...obvioulsy not a cobra, was unaware that water snakes did that. I went around to the bank to see if I could find him...to no avail. That was pretty cool.

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Nice one WXer,

This one got ahold of about a 6" crappie. Made a decent splash on shore about 6' away from me. I went over to check out the ruckuss and the snake just sat there with this crappie in its mouth. I went back to grab the camera and motioned to my buddy to come and take a look. Just before I took the picture it spooked and swam about 15' down the shoreline.

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Hi John!

Pretty cool that you're here on FM! Thanks for the post.

I'm not too excited about our severe chances up here tomorrow, but it's looking a bit better down in your neck of the woods. It'll be interesting to see if the morning grunge stays strong or if there's some quality destabilization.

Anyhow, back to regular programming. smile.gif I'll shoot you an email.

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