Look at this majestic creature! Alligator gar have two rows of teeth on their upper jaw and can be up to 10 feet in length. They live mostly in slower moving rivers, reservoirs, and estuaries along the Gulf of Mexico, but they have also been found further out in saltwater. Alligator gar populations have substantially decreased over the past 50 years for several reasons - over-harvesting and reduced habitat to name a few. If you net or catch one of them, please consider catch and release. This vi

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We hear it's officially Mardi Gars so we're throwing some beads of knowledge at ya; Spawning for Oklahoma’s alligator gar typically occurs during the month of May when terrestrial vegetation is flooded. A 7’ female and 2 smaller 4-5’ males are shown here. Once the female releases eggs they will stick to vegetation to be fertilized. After this, the adult fish move on leaving the eggs to hatch and the young to survive entirely on their own! As you can see, these fish are in very shallow water and

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