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Old 06-01-2018, 10:02 AM
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Default Cross breeding of fish

Alberta Fish and Wildlife has been experimenting with cross breeding fish.

The took a coho salmon that's noted for it's good eating and crossed it with a walleye, also noted for it's good eating. They named this fish the Cowal.

Then F&W decided they wanted to cross the cowal with a good fighting fish so they crossbred the cowal with a muskie.

Unfortunately, F&W ended up with a "Cowalski". Darn fish doesn't know how to swim.

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Old 06-07-2018, 10:20 PM
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Alberta Fish and Wildlife has been experimenting with cross breeding fish.

The took a coho salmon that's noted for it's good eating and crossed it with a walleye, also noted for it's good eating. They named this fish the Cowal.

Then F&W decided they wanted to cross the cowal with a good fighting fish so they crossbred the cowal with a muskie.

Unfortunately, F&W ended up with a "Cowalski". Darn fish doesn't know how to swim.

The best bait for Cowalski's is a potato cheese perogie !!!!
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