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Discussion in 'Hook, Line and Sinker' started by Phil A, Jun 14, 2011.

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  1. bambooruth

    bambooruth Gardener

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    [​IMG] bream
     
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      [​IMG] ian and norwegian haddock
       
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        [​IMG] ian feedin fat boy (the seal) some fish
         
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          Is this what I think it is? It does look quite close to the houses...wow!

          PS that bream reminds me of a pirana...
           
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          it is very piranaha looking its absolutely delicious thou,if you mean the seal yes they are very inquisitive creatures and know boats mean scoff time,i`ll put a pic of fatboys offspring up and you`ll see how close i got to it.
           
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          It appears they were about, but must have been fished out of existence:

          [​IMG]

          [​IMG]

          (It was thinking about rum and raisin ice creams from Lynmouth that reminded me about these old pics of Common Skate taken on the beach there)

          On the other hand it looks like there may still be some about:

          http://www.anglersnet.co.uk/forums/Common-Skate-start-recovery-t79616.html&mode=threaded

          and from Fish On Line - The in-depth guide to sustainable seafood

           
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            Blimey!!!

            Some serious fish there, thanks everyone:dbgrtmb:

            I've had seals pop there heads up just after i've cast out & look very cross at me.
             
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