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    Roker pier 1/9/2013

    Fished the pier with my brother in law 12 til 4 today nothing worth keeping but 7 fish between us (only 2 for me) 1 scorpion fish 3 coalings 1 wrasse 1 gurnard and a codling I still won on the day with the biggest fish the codling all went back un harmed and a gurnard is a new species for me. Good day out.
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    1st pic is a dragonette welldone
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      Originally posted by codseeker View Post
      1st pic is a dragonette welldone
      Yep I had two of them on Friday. Very bonny looking fish. Hard to tell with your hand in the way but I reckon the 4th picture is a Pollack, going by the shape of the jaw and the colour.

      Well done on a busy session in the wind
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      • #4
        Canny session lads well done

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        • #5
          Nice one. Good mix of fish. Looked canny windy like
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          • #6
            Thanks for help with id didnt know what the dragonet was someone on pier said it was a gurnard I was clueless ha

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            • #7
              pollock

              Originally posted by Stewart 1971 View Post
              Yep I had two of them on Friday. Very bonny looking fish. Hard to tell with your hand in the way but I reckon the 4th picture is a Pollack, going by the shape of the jaw and the colour.

              Well done on a busy session in the wind
              Definitely a Pollock the size of the eya gives it away.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by andyco View Post
                Nice one. Good mix of fish. Looked canny windy like
                Was very windy but when ya getting bites its hard to leave ha

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                • #9
                  Carnt stand fishing in the wind me. Well played to you tho mate for braving it and sticking with it canny selection of species

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by FISHERMAN View Post
                    Carnt stand fishing in the wind me.
                    Same here mate, nice report and pics mate.

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                    • #11
                      A canny session boys with a mixed bag
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                      • #12
                        Well done on catching a Spotted Dragonet, quite a rare catch up here!

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