how many fish is this

[ikeslayer]

Was fishing the river yesterday and landed this. how many fish is this???

Disclaimer i really didn't catch it but what if i did? How many fish would it be? i just got it in an e-mail and thought all you would enjoy this

[Neighbor_guy]

4 filetes = 2 fish ?????

[ANYFISH]

personally it looks like two fish. with the gill plate of one covering the head of the other. If it is a two bodied fish that would be quite the trophy. I don't think I would eat it!

[updecreek]

Nice picture saw it like three years ago.

[updecreek]

sorry

[AaronM]

Definitely old pictures

[delcecchi]

Amazing what photoshop can do

[fishuhalik]

Maybe an old picture, and it may be photoshop, but it's still cool as heck!

[Nick Kuhn]

Definitely a photoshop, and by someone who doesn't know a whole lot about biology.

[bassNspear]

still weird looking.

[tisosy11]

0 Filets = 0 fish...if shes not photoshop theres no chance i'm eating that fish.

[Nick Kuhn]

It's a fake, the second fishes head is upside down with respect to the rest of the body...

Almost as bad as some 16 year old forum troll (from another forum) posting his brand new car. Of course he posts "his" new Acura RL, yet fails to notice his car's interior belongs to some sort of Mercedes. We refer to such things as "epic fail".

[mrcrowley138]

It looks to me like a big pike with a smaller one on it's side with it's head stuffed inside the bigger one's gill plate like someone mentioned earlier.

[Greybeard53]

Yep, Anyfish and Mrcrowley are right.

Just two fish on a stringer. No photoshop involved.

[crazyice]

All I can say is Wow! What a poor photoshop job! #1 the colors don't match up. #2 the jaw lines on the lower jaw don't line up. Nice attempt though.

[Craig Plummer]

It looks to me like a big pike with a smaller one on it's side with it's head stuffed inside the bigger one's gill plate like someone mentioned earlier.

Your right....

I dont think its a photoshop, its two pike on a stringer, when lifted up the smaller northerns head goes into the larger northerns gill covering and conceiling its head