Still Norfolk 'n' Fish, Cork Harbour, 15/02/09

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Re: Still Norfolk 'n' Fish, Cork Harbour, 15/02/09

#21 Post by Rampent Wreckfish »

oneillphil wrote:Think you are right on the scald-fish rounded tail and both eyes to the left, was there a ridge between the eyes



Shite report pete.As usual. :lol:

It had a ridge between the eyes and one or two elongated fin rays past this ridge.

It is either a Thors scaldfish or dogfish.
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Re: Still Norfolk 'n' Fish, Cork Harbour, 15/02/09

#22 Post by donal domeney »

Ronald wrote:Nice one Pete , is it a lemon sole ( just to throw a spanner in the works :lol: )


The lemon sole is a right-handed flatfish so feel free to have your spanner back. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Still Norfolk 'n' Fish, Cork Harbour, 15/02/09

#23 Post by barry murphy »

nice one lads as you said its great to get out this time of year and to get 7species super stuff lads
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Re: Still Norfolk 'n' Fish, Cork Harbour, 15/02/09

#24 Post by Accony »

Nice boat!! :cry: :cry:

Isn't that Dragon net photo the same as a Flathead as in Australia??

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Re: Still Norfolk 'n' Fish, Cork Harbour, 15/02/09

#25 Post by Al »

Accony wrote:Nice boat!! :cry: :cry:

Isn't that Dragon net photo the same as a Flathead as in Australia??

Colin



I'm pretty sure they are a different species of fish, The flathead in Australia grows an awful lot bigger than a dragonet :)
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