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  • #16
    Originally posted by 5150 View Post
    Defo a sink, here's a similar one:



    You can even see the strainer plug that stops bits going down and blocking the u-bend.

    Lol m8, defo looks like a whiten.

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    • #17
      I'd just like to know if that's a carrier bag or a swing-bin liner in the top of the pic. We've been getting our swing bin liners from Aldi and they're rubbish for splitting at the least thing, anyone recommend a decent place to get some stronger ones (which bait and rigs to use of course would help).

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      • #18
        Hi all i'm head ov the marine conservation fish ID biology seacreature services and upon looking at the pic in question i noticed it was a bit blurry,so i put on my 3D glasses and 2 my surprise u can clearly see its a whiting..

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        • #19
          as i aint been over this side for long, only a couple years i can only comment on the systems used in the mersey, sanis towelus or the blob fish can be taken on paternoster rigs, various baits work, durexius rubberus or the mersey goldfish is better on a long trace, however occasionally you get a real lunker, shopingli trollyius, or the wire cage fish, these can be taken usually on the retrieve however bagiusforlifeiti gives one hell of a fight on light tackle especially in a flowing tide

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          • #20
            Originally posted by treeboa View Post
            as i aint been over this side for long, only a couple years i can only comment on the systems used in the mersey, sanis towelus or the blob fish can be taken on paternoster rigs, various baits work, durexius rubberus or the mersey goldfish is better on a long trace, however occasionally you get a real lunker, shopingli trollyius, or the wire cage fish, these can be taken usually on the retrieve however bagiusforlifeiti gives one hell of a fight on light tackle especially in a flowing tide
            pmsl

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            • #21
              i can sort out this matter... kindly send the fish to me bring some chips with it and i will let all of yous know if it is a whitey or a coalie......
              Punch and pull then let rip

              NESA Lure Fishing Challenge 2011 Winner


              UK species : Cod, Whiting, Poor Cod, Whiting, Mackerel, Coalie, Pollack, Rockling, Bass, Plaice, Flounder, Dab, Grannylasher, Pouting, Launce, Weaver, Sandeel, Ballan wrasse. eelpout

              Global species: jewfish/big eye croaker,catfish(Sagor/African/Silver), whip ray, snapper, grouper, pufferfish,threadfin, trevally,stingray, mangrove shark, flowerhorn,

              2014 combo:
              Kompressor SS /slosh30
              tt sport /525 mag

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              • #22
                The whoalie!!!!!

                I'll go with the Pro's penn me auld son!!!! deffo a canny coalie!

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                • #23
                  whitey

                  Defo a whitey m8,am an expert on all things fishy,ask wor lass!!!!I knw all about fishy fingers and the like.
                  seriously though my money on a whiting,doesnt take much to bring out the bitching.

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                  • #24
                    fished with Johnny a lot of times and i know he knows his fish species and if he says it's a whiting then, that's what it is.

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                    • #25
                      canny mackerel m8 welldone
                      Panel Pin Champ
                      ........................

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by codseeker View Post
                        canny mackerel m8 welldone
                        HaHa

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                        • #27
                          All wrong, its a ORCA smolt, useless ee lot

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by Wayne Eastlake View Post
                            All wrong, its a ORCA smolt, useless ee lot
                            whats one of them

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                            • #29
                              Whitey plain and simple, easily defined by the dark lateral line. The coalfish has a white and pronounced lateral line. The picture quality isnt the best as has already been mentioned and that is what has thrown a few people.
                              To get away from dragons and catch monsters.

                              Pig Hunter

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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by shaun View Post
                                whats one of them
                                Hello shaun, a baby "KILLER WHALE", easy innit!, "Orcarus Smoltus"

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