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Swim Bladder Consists of elongate sac arising as a dorsal outgrowth from the pharynx Present in most Actinopterygians Major Function = hydrostatic organ (accessory respiration function in Holosteans) Polypterus (bichir) has no swim bladder, but has paired ventral lungs Thus, it appears that the swim bladder appeared early in the history of the Actinopterygians by the lungs becoming singular and assuming a dorsal position The only intermediate condition is in Erythrinus (a Teleost) which shows a lateral attachment of the swim bladder to the gut Swim Bladder Conditions Physostomous = swim bladder retains an open connection to the digestive tube (= pneumatic duct) Most Primitive = Chondrosteans, Holosteans

I.E: I would rather use a larger, Daiwa BG MQ 8000 or 10000 when fishing for larger fish like Tarpon and Amberjack, instead of using a BG 4000 because the gear size is significantly smaller

Because I cast with my right arm, I like to hold the rod in my right hand and the reel with my left
