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    my wife asked me why i don't catch any lemon sole for the table as she loves the flavor, yet i have never seen one landed anywhere ever, i would't even know what it looks like 'has anyone caught one and does it go by another name,cheers lads

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    Originally posted by paulthespark View Post
    my wife asked me why i don't catch any lemon sole for the table as she loves the flavor, yet i have never seen one landed anywhere ever, i would't even know what it looks like 'has anyone caught one and does it go by another name,cheers lads
    only have a handful of reports of lemon sole being caught over many years, they mostly have been taken from Seaham pier and area.
    Alan

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    • #3
      cheers alan , so it's a proper species of flat fish, how big are they and are they round like a flounder, or oblong shaped like a dover sole , and by what you said they are quite rare round our coast

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      • #4
        Originally posted by paulthespark View Post
        cheers alan , so it's a proper species of flat fish, how big are they and are they round like a flounder, or oblong shaped like a dover sole , and by what you said they are quite rare round our coast
        they are roundish but they have bigger shoulders than a flounder and they look as if they have frills on the shoulder, often coulourfully speckled, with a smooth slimy skin with no lumps of bumps anywhere and a slightly curved lateral line.
        On another point there is no such thing as a Dover Sole, the so called dover sole is just a common sole. The name came about when restaurants wanted to charge more and they all used to buy their sole from Dover, hence dover sole. So next time you go to a restaurant say the dover sole is to expensive I will just have a common sole.
        Alan

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        • #5
          now there's a thing, you learn something new every day,thanks a lot alan i appreciate it .

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          • #6
            na problem Paul
            Alan

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Charlton View Post
              only have a handful of reports of lemon sole being caught over many years, they mostly have been taken from Seaham pier and area.
              just a quick one come to think of it i had one off the huegh about 2 yr ago i knew it was a sole just wasnt sure of the difference betweeen the two but now i think back it was just a common
              personal best pier:2003 xmas eve the hugh 12lb4oz

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              • #8
                i caught one at maryport last year

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                • #9
                  Saw a lad pull this in a few months back from the heugh.

                  To get away from dragons and catch monsters.

                  Pig Hunter

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by seanyrooroo View Post
                    Saw a lad pull this in a few months back from the heugh.

                    to be honest mate mine was about the same size wasnt sure what it was til i had a proper look at it lol
                    personal best pier:2003 xmas eve the hugh 12lb4oz

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                    • #11
                      sons birthday today, had a lovely lemon sole at the Dolphin in Tynemouth
                      Alan

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                      • #12
                        Was there nee Mackerel left like Alan I really love fish too mate, especially if it is a new kind or different recipe, I think I eat it more now than I ever did.

                        Jim.
                        Remember, some people are alive simply because it is illegal to shoot them.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by willywetegg View Post
                          Was there nee Mackerel left like Alan I really love fish too mate, especially if it is a new kind or different recipe, I think I eat it more now than I ever did.

                          Jim.
                          no Jim naaaa mackerel, you just can't get the staff.
                          Alan

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                          • #14
                            Got a big sole off a lad I knew who used to run a trawler out of Blyth a long time ago, they were picking up a fair whack of them in the nets but you're talking a long, long, long way out.

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                            • #15
                              one of my mates got common sole on tynemouth pier one night.

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