Ill try to describe this fish for u.
kinda built like a carp but has eyes that r right behind it mouth and the mouth has a noticable black rind around top and bottom .





If u know what it might be email is marko92@yahoo.com
tyty

A picture would help. How big? fresh or salt? What color?

if i could figure how to post a pic i would

 

Post it in your avatar and then change it back!

Put the picture on a photo site.  copy the link, post the link in between the code below.

First part to open picture link:  [ ]  with img between brackets
Second part to put link between
Third part to close picture link: [ ] with /img between brackets

Looks like {img}picture link{/img}

http://s836.photobucket.com/albums/zz284/southsidehopper/?action=view¤t=Image3.jpg not very big pic so u will have to blow it up

{img}http://s836.photobucket.com/albums/zz284/southsidehopper/?action=view¤t=Image3.jpg{/img}

You have to replace the squiggly brackets with straight brackets.

Since your using photobucket, there should be some link options just below photobucket. There should be four of them and I believe it's the last one on the bottom of those options.  IMG code.

copy the code that's in the box and paste it.

Hmmm...I really can't tell what it is...

from your description it sounds like a big head carp are the nostrils of the fish look lie thats where the eyes go ,what area are you from or the water you are fishing

ok forgot to tell everyone this fish has teeth and is very agreesive have caught on waxworm and maulberrys also so it hits a different bait .i live in north west Ohio so i have seen many carp . it has body build of carp but with teeth maybe some kind of pet shop fish that has adapted to water here. its a park pond maybe less then 5 acres maybe 6 to 8 feet deep at best

I would check with your Park District and see if they are aware of this fish. It may be an aquarium reject that needs to be removed. Tom

That definately is an asian carp. Looks like a Bighead or Silver Carp. Carp don't have teeth though, so I have don't think that it's a carp at all.  Did it look like this:

picture from CAFS

or this

picture from CAFS

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been in this park for atleast 5 to 7 years or so .this water has no boat access either maybe ill try and catch another 1 and get it on my digital camera . that pic i have is prob 5 years old or so .guy who caught that 1 said it was pretty good eating lol.

Possibly a species of buffalo?? I know most often buffalo are referenced as having "weakly developed pharyngeal teeth" but maybe this one has a more developed set of teeth due to an environmental factor? But I do not know if they are normally considered an aggressive fish

Buffalo are quite like carp, non-agressive.
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I enlarged the picture and enhanced the color of the photo. 


Hope this helps!
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Sorry, KeganBailey but I could not pass it up after that great picture.  I am sure beyond any doubt that is a monster "Trash Fish! --possibly a Record of Sorts!  Looked like at least a X-tra large trash bag--say, about 80 quarts.  Did you get it weighed on certified scales?  "Certified Scales" might be a good idea for a test from NAFC.  Bass Pro Shops might consider running a special on those X-tra duty fish bags or at least give a 10 % discount to Life & Trophy  Members.  Uncle Tom
Good luck and good fishing!

The picture quality is too poor for any ID other than 'fish'. I am unaware of any carp species that has teeth, and also have yet to find an agressively feeding carp. Tom

Need to know what quarter of which state, saltwater or freshwater, and always provide tail fin view along with length.

Jim