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    Yep, they are. We.ve had them come up to our boat and start eating the fish we have on a stringer, hanging over the side, and they DON'T scare away easily. We've hit them with oars and fishing rods and they just keep eating the fish! They are just NUTS!!

    Here is what Google says about them:

    Water Moccasin
    This is a heavy-bodied aquatic snake that inhabits the southern US. They are fairly common in Florida. This one was caught in Orlando. They are members of the pit viper family. Most pit vipers are rattlesnakes that live on dry land, but the Water Moccasin does not have rattles, and it lives in water and swampy areas. This snake isn't as agressive as many of the rattlesnakes, but it'll certainly bite if you get too close and it's agitated (or if it senses your heat), and the bite is horrible. It's lethal from a larger snake, and is sure to destroy your tissue and leave you without whatever body part got bitten. Be very careful around this snake.
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