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    Just got back from Shagaluf the other day. Caught loads of these and a few mullet on the float with bread. Anyone know what they are?

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    Never mind them did you get your worm hooked by anything else
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      Originally posted by neil1964 View Post
      Just got back from Shagaluf the other day. Caught loads of these and a few mullet on the float with bread. Anyone know what they are?
      I caught a load of them as well when ah was in alcudia and a british guy who lived out there reckoned they were called sibiola or summit like that. No idea about the other one though but its good fun on light gear.

      Nick

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      • #4
        Nah, i'm past all that stuff. When with the missus and another couple. Its the only place we could find for the available dates we had. Too flippen rowdy at times.

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        • #5
          Lower one looks like a Black Bream. Not up on Med Marine species.

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          • #6
            My guesses

            Top one Salpa Salema
            Bottom one probably White sea Bream
            PB Ling 14.5lb (AUG 2013 Stingray)

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            • #7
              bottom one def bream
              have you got a cloth

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              • #8
                striped ones a salema and the second ones a annular or white bream,difficult to tell the two apart....
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