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Hello, am new to this forum but have been other forums for awhile. Went out today from the Tyne aboard the Viking warrior, drifted and anchored around the can all day. 12 cod in total on board, all keepers with the biggest being 3.5 pounds, along with those, we're a few scotchies, wrasse, a pollock, scorpion fish and a very small ling. Not too bad, but lost a load of gear drifting over rough ground. The biggest surprise of the day was catching that scorpion fish, which was just over a pound in weight, never knew they could get that big! Hopefully the water visibility will clear up for next weekend as water still seemed a bit murky today. Anyone else have any luck?
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Species List: Cod, Whiting, Coalfish, Mackerel, Eel, Spurdog, Butterfish, Plaice, Poor Cod, Dab, Lamprey (Hag Fish) Ling, Scorpion Fish, Lesser Spotted Dogfish, Thornback Ray, Pollack, Pouting, Flounder, Wrasse.
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Here's a pic of that scorpion fish!Attached FilesSpecies List: Cod, Whiting, Coalfish, Mackerel, Eel, Spurdog, Butterfish, Plaice, Poor Cod, Dab, Lamprey (Hag Fish) Ling, Scorpion Fish, Lesser Spotted Dogfish, Thornback Ray, Pollack, Pouting, Flounder, Wrasse.
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Welcome aboard Sean.
That’s the biggest grannyfish I’ve seen in ages. Plenty of meat on it, I wonder what they’re like to eat.Comment
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Welcome to the forum Sean, and a good first post...nice one...
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Cheers for the welcome messagesSpecies List: Cod, Whiting, Coalfish, Mackerel, Eel, Spurdog, Butterfish, Plaice, Poor Cod, Dab, Lamprey (Hag Fish) Ling, Scorpion Fish, Lesser Spotted Dogfish, Thornback Ray, Pollack, Pouting, Flounder, Wrasse.
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