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Mullet today Bass tomorrow?
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Re: Mullet today Bass tomorrow?
Species 2011: [color=#FF0000]Bass (FINALLY), Mullet, Flounder, Mackeral, Pollock, Coal fish.[/color]
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Re: Mullet today Bass tomorrow?
But surely my point is that these look like wild bass caught in irish waters?
Species 2011: [color=#FF0000]Bass (FINALLY), Mullet, Flounder, Mackeral, Pollock, Coal fish.[/color]
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Re: Mullet today Bass tomorrow?
Yes, they are certainly wild bass caught in the Irish Sea. Looking at the pic I thought they were caught in Cumbria. A sad sight nevertheless.