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    Only thing i know that that preys on cow nosed rays is a bull shark

    Never seen so many LARGE cnr as i did this weekend. Bow tourney id politically incorrect so I guess bull shark hatchery is only option. Maybe we can breed em to only eat CNR, oyster toadfish, treehuggers/anti-sportsmen and poachers. How hard could it be?
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    My question would be, are CNR overpopulated from an ecological stand point and need some sort of population control or are they just a nuisance to us fishermen?
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    • #3
      Originally posted by Crotalus View Post
      My question would be, are CNR overpopulated from an ecological stand point and need some sort of population control or are they just a nuisance to us fishermen?
      I don't think anybody who knows anything about the shell fish populations sinks the cow nose Ray predation is having a negligible effect on crabs and shellfish. So irritating Sportsman is a big problem

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      • #4
        I’m pretty sure every single hotel and swimmer would prefer to have more cow nose rays than resident Bull Sharks


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        • #5
          I'm wondering if a change of mindset and attitudes wouldn't help.

          Think of CNRs much like you think of carp. A hard fighting fish that you wouldn't want to take home for dinner.
          Both have a. reputation as being a "trash" fish.
          I don't think that there is such a thing ( well, maybe oyster toads) Lol

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Jesserkirk View Post
            I’m pretty sure every single hotel and swimmer would prefer to have more cow nose rays than resident Bull Sharks


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            Lots of folks swimming in Florida......

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            • #7
              You could always start harvesting them yourself. I hear the meat is like pork chops.

              I've found where at least one shark took a bite out your problem for you.
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              • #8
                Originally posted by Slobber Bob View Post
                You could always start harvesting them yourself. I hear the meat is like pork chops.

                I've found where at least one shark took a bite out your problem for you.
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                Weird stringy pork chops...
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                • #9
                  Hammerhead sharks eat tons of rays and skates...great bait for a Hammerhead is half a Ray on welded eye 14/0 mustang forged hook with #9 galvanized machine chain bite leader and 1/16 stainless aircraft control cable rub leader
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                  • #10
                    If you put enough old bay on it, i'm sure it tastes delicious
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                    • #11
                      It tastes alright, just strange texture.
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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Shady View Post
                        It tastes alright, just strange texture.
                        You should have done a catch and cook on that Ryan.....
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                        • #13
                          I tried it three years ago... Once was enough. Here are some pics. I did a Hawaiian marinade and grilled it.
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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by kevinfry View Post
                            I don't think anybody who knows anything about the shell fish populations sinks the cow nose Ray predation is having a negligible effect on crabs and shellfish. So irritating Sportsman is a big problem

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                            Is that even true, though?

                            https://www.bayjournal.com/article/c...nes_study_says
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                            • #15
                              Bull sharks also have a rep for eating people too! They also do very well in brackish water. When I was a kid, one was caught off Philadelphia in the Delaware River. I'll live with periodic rides from rays thank you.
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