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Originally Posted by hammerhead
I wouldn't say, "At all."
They don't look alike, but both are members of the jack family, as are pompano and hardtails. They have fins, tails, gills, rough mouths (no teeth) and fight disproportionately hard for their size. And they can all swim, and they all live in salt water.
You and I would not mistake one for the other, but some folks can be misled by ignorance and wishful thinking. Let's hear it for the Alabama Yellowfin!!!
How many times have you seen a fish, such as a redfish, caught and heard some tourist ask, "What kind of shark is that?"Last edited by Haywire; 08-23-2016 at 12:11 PM. Reason: Intuitive assimilation
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