Longnose gar can grow up to 6 feet and 8 inches long and weigh up to 35 pounds. What is the lifespan of a longnose gar? The Florida Museum says that gar, in general, are slow-growing fish that ...

Crooked gar isn’t a known species, but a unique longnose gar caught by a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission biologist must not have gotten the message. On July 2, the FWC Fish and ...

July 8 (UPI) --Researchers with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission shared an unusual catch from a recent fish survey -- a longnose gar with a crooked back.The FWC's Fish and ...

Biologists surprised by 'interesting' crooked fish caught in Florida waters Longnose gar have 'razor-sharp teeth ... Officials say the aquatic creature measured 2.7 feet long and weighed 10.6 pounds.

Longnose gar typically have “torpedo-shaped bodies,” with needle-like teeth and thin snouts “nearly twice the length of their heads,” according to the Florida Museum of Natural History.

Longnose gar typically have “torpedo-shaped bodies,” with needle-like teeth and thin snouts “nearly twice the length of their heads,” according to the Florida Museum of Natural History.

Biologists in Florida were surprised after a fish with an unusual crooked spine was caught ... it weighed 10.6 pounds and measured 2.7 feet long. ... Our biologists captured this longnose gar ...

Fisherman Caleb McClure caught a 27-pound, four-ounce longnose gar from Lake Allatoona on June 24, according to a recent press release issued by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.

SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The longnose gar isn’t a species which most anglers specifically target when they head to the river bank. Generally a gar is one which is caught accidentally while ...

Crooked gar isn’t a known species, but a unique longnose gar caught by a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission biologist must not have gotten the message. On July 2, the FWC Fish and ...