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Take a look at this picture and please come up with an explaination. It's a real pic too. I believe it's from the Mississippi River near Iowa.<br /><br />
Am I missing something?<br /><br />It is two Northern Pike on a stringer.<br /><br />Explanation: Bubba caught a couple of "snakes" and put them on a stringer. Then he took a photo.<br /><br />Did I get it right? Huh?
Looks like siamese fish to me.While rare,it is actually found in numerous spieces throughout the animal kingdom.Whether the pic is authentic or not ,only physical inspection could confirm.
If they were salt water fish, I'd say "Holy Mackeral!". It looks like the fish on the left is belly up and it may just be an illusion. It's still neat, though.
And this just in, The EPA reportedly stated today that the Lower Mississippi is finaly considered cleaned up. As a matter of fact the fishing is twice as good as it used to be, according to a spokesman.
