4 YR OLD catches a Piranha in Lancaster, PA.

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4 YR OLD catches a Piranha in Lancaster County, PA. river

LANCASTER, Pa. -- A 4-year-old fisherman pulled an unusual catch from the Conestoga River in Lancaster County.



James Weaver hauled out a 15-inch piranha while fishing in Leola recently.

Most people believe the biting fish was probably a pet that got too big and was released.

It was pretty hardy to survive the low water temperatures. Usually piranha need warmer water to survive.

Go to www.nbc10.com to see the picture.
 
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Too bad the only press aquarists get is stuff like this. I mean, they could talk about how Endler' Livebearer is likely extinct in the wild and yet still thriving in home aquaria but instead, we get the piranha caught by 4 year old.
 
We actually had a pirahna caught in a Dodge City, KS pond last year!
I don't know if the pic is out on the net, but one of my bosses brought it to me with a note to be careful fishing!!
 
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