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Got this few weeks ago forgot to post does any 1 no what it is
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Yep Male Dragonet, been a few on ragworm on Sileds pier of late.................__................................ .............................
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SKATE 204lb
COD 51lb
LING 32lb
TOPE 40lb
CONGER 25lb
HADDOCK 10lb
HALIBUT 37lb
COALIE 16lb
BLUE SHARK 55lbComment
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yes a male dragonet i got one myself from blyth pier last week an posted it on here cos i wasnt sure either. Beautiful colours on them likeNothing makes a fish bigger than ALMOST being caught
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Aye a got this on ragworm do the females look different then ?Comment
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dunno mate never caught one but im guessin they wouldnt have the neon blue in them as again im guessin but i think its for attracting a mate or it could be for self defence or both ?????Originally posted by WOFFLEBOY View PostNothing makes a fish bigger than ALMOST being caughtComment
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Females are not brightly coloured, usually a dull brown - but they have the same distinctive shape.To get away from dragons and catch monsters.
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They're a stunning fish when they're in their mating colours, very vivid - look like something that should be on a tropical reef
Caught one as a kid in Blyth harbour, had a few in the early summers off Blyth pier aswell. Pretty sure everyone I've ever caught has taken Rag on a smaller hook.
Dorsal fin on them fascinates me, always wonder why it's as tall, assume it's to attract the laydeee's
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I caught one about 5-6 years ago from the heugh at hartlepool they are a sunning little fish mine was also caught on ragwormComment
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