Anyone have a clue what this fish is???
Submitted by joshuavucic on Fri, 2011-10-14 10:47
It was caught in the swan river with a net ive only ever seen it once and i have asked a few older more experienced fisherman and they have never seen it before. Its white underneath and has a long snout and if ya look closely on the end of its fins it has like claws but they are not sharp. The fish was caught and released.
Ryan C
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Jamie?????
wtf is that?????????????
Dicey
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Have netted those couple of
Have netted those couple of times now, only thing i could find resembling it was a baby sturgeon but doubt that.
championruby
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Strange one... Type of
Strange one... Type of gurnard
nets in the swan are illegal??
till
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Ahh, its in this thread as
Ahh, its in this thread as well. It's a sea moth IIRC.
championruby
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You learn something everyday,
You learn something everyday, had never heard of such a creature. Cheers
thesupervisor
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i have to ask did you jag one
i have to ask did you jag one on a jig yet jamie?:)
getting the bottom line final answer from a bunch of blokes that use false names and put smiley faces at the end of paragraphs is not the best place in the world to get the information you seek.![Wink](http://www.weldingweb.com/images/smilies/wink.gif)
till
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Na, never jigged in the river
Na, never jigged in the river ;)
Pete D
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Very common in the river.
Very common in the river. See them all the time and have a a few on video.
Cheers Pete
joshuavucic
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Thanks guys you do learn
Thanks guys you do learn something new everyday
sarcasm0
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More importantly - How were the Prawns?
I saw the tide was looking alright for a late run out, but im still working on the boat trailer:/
Daniel Y
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It's a slender seamoth
As till said, it's a seamoth: Slender seamoth (Pegasus volitans).