Can anyone help me identify these fish (Page 4): Looks very similar Charlie...

HenryG Loc: Falmouth Cape Cod Massachusetts

Charlie H wrote:

Spotted Snake Eel perhaps.

https://www.shutterstock.com/search/spotted-snake-eel

Looks very similar
Charlie

Capt. Awesome Loc: Stuart florida

The Texas fish looks like a buffalo sucker.
No idea on the eel thing

Chuckay Loc: Central Florida

Looks like a leopard stick ell😂😂
Just kidding hope someone can tell us I've never seen nothing like that.

Rogeruk Loc: FL

Charlie H wrote:

Spotted Snake Eel perhaps.

https://www.shutterstock.com/search/spotted-snake-eel

I am pretty sure it’s this- trumpet fish

gbcreed Loc: Land O Lakes, FL

The fat one looks like a Carp.
The snake like one looks like an Eel.

DANINTAMPA Loc: FLA. MID + UPPER TAMPA BAY

Rogeruk wrote:

The carp looking fish was caught from Lake Limestone in Texas and the eel like fish caught in Florida- think it may be a hogfish? Not sure. Please pray for my friend from Iceland who caught the hogfish- he had a heart attack but is doing ok in hospital

I think the eel like fish is called a coronet fish. I used to catch small ones cast netting for bait. I didn't know they could get that big. If you search by the name of each one guessed; you might find a picture that matches.

Rogeruk Loc: FL

DANINTAMPA wrote:

I think the eel like fish is called a coronet fish. I used to catch small ones cast netting for bait. I didn't know they could get that big. If you search by the name of each one guessed; you might find a picture that matches.

Thanks Dan

JOS Loc: Florida

Rogeruk wrote:

The carp looking fish was caught from Lake Limestone in Texas and the eel like fish caught in Florida- think it may be a hogfish? Not sure. Please pray for my friend from Iceland who caught the hogfish- he had a heart attack but is doing ok in hospital

Rogeruk:

First picture is a carp what type I don't know as I fish mostly salt water. The second one is a trumpet fish basically a large tropical fish, the third you got right a Hogfish AKA Hog Snapper this fish is actually a Wrasse. Very interesting fact on Hogfish they can change their sex to meet the demand for reproduction when the balance of sexes is out of sink:

Nice pictures thank you,

KATIM Loc: Palm City Florida

the eel lookalike is possibly a comet fish

Wahoo lat 18 Loc: St Thomas USVI

I think it is in the trumpet/cornet family a reef fish in Florida and the carribean

Rick O'Shea Loc: Texas

Looks like a buffalo to me not as carp... but I'm no biologist

Rogeruk Loc: FL

JOS wrote:

Rogeruk:

First picture is a carp what type I don't know as I fish mostly salt water. The second one is a trumpet fish basically a large tropical fish, the third you got right a Hogfish AKA Hog Snapper this fish is actually a Wrasse. Very interesting fact on Hogfish they can change their sex to meet the demand for reproduction when the balance of sexes is out of sink:

Thanks JOS

Nice pictures thank you,

Rogeruk Loc: FL

Thanks all for your responses- much appreciated

Frank romero Loc: Clovis, NM

Frank romero wrote:

Don’t know the 1 st, 2nd looks like a fish lol

Likea fish stick lol.

Harris T. Fudpucker Loc: Lafayette, Louisiana

Looks to be a 'yellow carp'. Yellow blue, black, and the buffalo is all the common fish called carp. Gaspergoo is a carp, so is the black drum, (freshwater) I'm sure there are others.