Enchodus: Don't let the "herring" relation fool you. This Late Cretaceous predator was covered in thick scales and armed with monstrous fangs on both its upper and lower jaws—some as long as its skull! It was a voracious hunter of smaller fish and squid, filling a formidable mid-water predator niche. This reel features the "wolf of the seas." Enchodus fossils are found worldwide, from Kansas to Morocco, showing it was a dominant and successful predator for millions of years. Its dagger-like teet