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A mackerel and a sandeel for me, no idea what kind of sandeel greater I think, its in deep freeze in case I need to identify properly ha. 
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Aye Pete, it looks like a greater sand eel, but best way is to hold the mouth open, if it opens up in an alien like gape, then its a greater, if it opens into a tube, then its a lesser.Comment
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If it's not frozen solid yet Pete maybe you could check the mouth? If not I will put it down as Greater.Comment
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Looks to have a black spot on the snout if you zoom inComment
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Ah yes it does, Greater then.Comment
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Thanks lads.
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Ballan wrasse
List of South Shields Pier Fishing Marks http://youtu.be/l-R3XPf0S0Q
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2013 Species Hunt 27Comment
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No mate, bottom fishing.Originally posted by Geordie-UK View Post2014 Species
Coalfish, Cod, Common Blenny, Dab, Lesser Spotted Dogfish, Long Spined Sea Scorpion, Flounder, Shore Rockling, Turbot, WhitingComment
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Macky and herring
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"Herring"
Gurnard
Whiting
Shore Rockling
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Table updated. Well done Aqua-Holic you are now in second place.
Geordie UK - What species of Gurnard is that? Grey Gurnard?
The rockling vote is 6-4 in favour of multiple species so we can continue to argue /debate over them
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Fair enough Mike but I still think debating bi catch is pointless.Originally posted by Thunderpants View PostThe rockling vote is 6-4 in favour of multiple species so we can continue to argue /debate over them
This is a very sensible idea by Stewart.Originally posted by Stewart 1971 View Post
As for identification, that is down to the captor to sort out. If you want to claim a species you need to provide solid photographic evidence that it is indeed that species; if it is not clear from the photograph then either no fish can be claimed or it goes down as the most commonly caught example (at risk of starting a new discussion
)People who live in glass houses have to answer the door.Comment
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Yeyy my first ever greater spotted torpedo
Oh wait that was after shot try this 1
Species 2013 : crabs, wartsComment
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I've started an identity thread maybe if u more experienced guys go put some info in as to tell species apart it will b a great help for likes of me. I tryd to put info in myself but that's as much as I know tbh. Maybe even best angles to get pics etc to help distinguish the sub species would b good info also to addSpecies 2013 : crabs, wartsComment
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Its a Grey gurnardOriginally posted by Thunderpants View Post
Useful link for distinguishing the three types in our waters
Species Profile: Gurnards | World Sea Fishing - Sea Angling Webzine, Forum and Tackle ShopComment
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