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  • #16
    trout salmon

    well done is your arm ok now lol

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    • #17
      me salmon

      believe me it wasa salmo! look at the fork tail, also catch an release its the only way, ya nah wot a mean also look at the hook jaw
      went on pier this morn got 1 tiger, i wasthere for 3hrs only 5 tigers landed, went back on tonite for an hour or so nowt, well ababy coalie one guy had a codling(1.5lb ish). I think maybe tigers gone, oh there was a report another salmo was landed at the pier end later this morn.

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      • #18
        nice fish mate well done ,
        species so far :cod,whiting,coalie,dab,flounder ,plaice,3bearded rockling,mackeral,granny fish best for 2012 :6lbcod

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        • #19
          cool dude
          did eeerrrr ya snap it off like?thats a shame teeeheeeeheeeheeee and take your rubbish home and dont be a meth

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          • #20
            Not a salmon, definitely a sea trout.
            To get away from dragons and catch monsters.

            Pig Hunter

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            • #21
              pick it up by the tail, salmon wont slip through your hand a seatrout will

              makes no diff to me still a bloody nice fish to catch,well done
              Last edited by treeboa; 13-09-2009, 10:15 AM.

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              • #22
                I'll come down on the side of Sea Trout - but whatever, still a great catch!

                Cheers, Gary
                ....fishin' accomplished......

                Whitley Bay Angling Society
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                • #23
                  salmo/seatroot?

                  Yes me lads you are all quite right, I bin humbled eh!, after carefull scrutiny of my photos it was a Seatrout, but still a great fish to land off a pier eh!, and wot a fighter:eek
                  Fished the Cambios hole today, 1 hr before low an 3 hrs after, result 1 scotchie, 1 tiny coalie, there was a doz or so rods already out, not much coming in, much the same as me.
                  Keep on chucking!!!

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by Wayne Eastlake View Post
                    Yes me lads you are all quite right, I bin humbled eh!, after carefull scrutiny of my photos it was a Seatrout, but still a great fish to land off a pier eh!, and wot a fighter:eek
                    Fished the Cambios hole today, 1 hr before low an 3 hrs after, result 1 scotchie, 1 tiny coalie, there was a doz or so rods already out, not much coming in, much the same as me.
                    Keep on chucking!!!
                    Was on there last Monday morning early and my mate lost one which we estimated at about 3 pounds as well. Gorgeous fish. Could have been a bass but I would stake on a sea trout.

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                    • #25
                      Was on the pier briefly yesterday evening, windy and sea was choppy. I got nowt, lad on the end had a small mackeral, only other fish were a couple of sandeels.

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                      • #26
                        nice sea trout but what the hells a SCOTCHIE

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by stevie-r-@hotmail.co.uk View Post
                          nice sea trout but what the hells a SCOTCHIE
                          pouting

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                          • #28
                            Regional name for Pouting is Scotch Haddock/Scotchies.

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