Interesting sighting: Saw this little fellow fishing in Indian Creek last week at Pickwick…..almost all albino except for brown patch on lower back. This river Otter is pretty smart to...

Jbn Loc: Mississippi

Saw this little fellow fishing in Indian Creek last week at Pickwick…..almost all albino except for brown patch on lower back. This river Otter is pretty smart to survive with out his natural color for protection.

Dakoda Loc: Cle Elum, WA

That was a catch.

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

Jbn wrote:

Saw this little fellow fishing in Indian Creek last week at Pickwick…..almost all albino except for brown patch on lower back. This river Otter is pretty smart to survive with out his natural color for protection.

Nice capture Jbn, I've never see any but normally colored ones. Thanks for the picture.

Robert J Samples Loc: Round Rock, Texas

Great Picture. The only otters I've ever seen in the wild were King Otters in the Negro River in Brazil. They were much larger, and rise up out of the water to watch us, and it looked like they were out of the water about three feet, and were almost five fee long overall. They would swim ahead of us keeping about thirty yards or so distance. Just Sayin...RJS

Sport Loc: Sacramento county north. California

Jbn wrote:

Saw this little fellow fishing in Indian Creek last week at Pickwick…..almost all albino except for brown patch on lower back. This river Otter is pretty smart to survive with out his natural color for protection.

An excellent picture. Good catch. We've seen otters here, run off a good school. Never seen a white one. Seen what might have been a weasel, not sure. Low and long. Pacing us on the bank while we were trolling downstream on a flood tide.

Billycrap2 Loc: Mason county,W(BY GOD) Virginia, 🇺🇸🦅

Jbn wrote:

Saw this little fellow fishing in Indian Creek last week at Pickwick…..almost all albino except for brown patch on lower back. This river Otter is pretty smart to survive with out his natural color for protection.

Pretty one but deadly on catching fish.👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

flyguy Loc: Lake Onalaska, Sunfish Capitol of the World!

Welcome to the Forum, trust me he is a much better fiserman than you.

Slimshady Loc: Central Pennsylvania

Good picture and not something you’ll see on a regular basis. Thanks for sharing

Papa Jack Loc: Indianapolis

Nice picture thanks for sharing.

RuffplayOR57 Loc: Klamath Falls, OR

Jbn wrote:

Saw this little fellow fishing in Indian Creek last week at Pickwick…..almost all albino except for brown patch on lower back. This river Otter is pretty smart to survive with out his natural color for protection.

Cool looking critter, I’ve seen a few river otters through the years but non colorful as that one. Thanks for sharing Jbn!

Grizzly 17 Loc: South central Pa

Nice pic. I've seen a few but never any odd colored one. Don't see as many as I did before. Use to see quite a few beaver also. Not many of those either. 👍👍

Whitey Loc: Southeast ohio

Jbn wrote:

Saw this little fellow fishing in Indian Creek last week at Pickwick…..almost all albino except for brown patch on lower back. This river Otter is pretty smart to survive with out his natural color for protection.

Very cool Jbn. Their makin a come back on the muskingum river. we saw one last fall at my river lot

HenryG Loc: Falmouth Cape Cod Massachusetts

Robert J Samples wrote:

Great Picture. The only otters I've ever seen in the wild were King Otters in the Negro River in Brazil. They were much larger, and rise up out of the water to watch us, and it looked like they were out of the water about three feet, and were almost five fee long overall. They would swim ahead of us keeping about thirty yards or so distance. Just Sayin...RJS

I've also seen some pretty biggins out in the boonies in Maine not big as big as 5ft but bigger than 3

steve trupe

Good pic. Recently I tracked two otter sliding on their bellies over a frozen snow-pac

Hunterbill Loc: Toomsboro, ga

Maybe looking to eat the little turtle 🐢 to the left for a snack!!