go ahead matey,get it outa ya,very well put. 8) dudeAdam S wrote:i would guess that its ectopic overexpression of pigmentation genes due to inheritnace of some rare recessive allele either that or a point or deletion mutation in the genes of the skin cells from some recombination error during the embryonic state or exposure to an external mutagen.
yes thats right i am a geneticist har har.
double sided flounder
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eat it.youd end up glowing in the dark......ivanRound_ourway wrote:wonder if anybody has tasted them yet :wink: :D
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double sided flounder
we actully caught it beside the roadstone quarry on arklow south beach
.and me mate ate it come to think of it i havent heard anything from him maybe it killed him :P
.and me mate ate it come to think of it i havent heard anything from him maybe it killed him :P
species. bass,pollock,conger,withing,blue whiting,dogs,3b rockling,cod,coaley,dab,wrasse,SMOOTHIE,flounder,plaice,tope,red gurnard,blue shark,mackrel,fresh water eel,pouting,and a nice 6lb lobster,scad,huss,corkswin wrasse.
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I stopped fishing Barrystown (Bannow) when I started catching mutant flounder. They had large whitish blotchy growths. Yuk. Didn't have the stomach to keep fishing for them, regardless of whether I was going to eat them.
[size=75][i]"Pier fishing was, indeed, an eccentric, unproductive and extremely dull occupation, and even if we'd posessed the necessary heavy plant we decided not to attempt it."[/i] Chris Yates, Out of the Blue.[/size]