What squid is this?
Submitted by Bloodshot on Sun, 2011-04-17 18:29
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Is this a normal catch in Perth Waters??? (the top one)
I have been fishing here for about 20 years and never caught one of these. Caught just out off south Beach.
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southcity104
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interesting?
caught a few in cervantes phil. Seems like the story of this season though with so many different species coming down from northern waters. I spotted some golden trevally off the new coogee development while diving months ago.
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Bloodshot
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Arrow Squid?
Hi Tony, Hope all is well.
I looked on line and it says that they are arrow squid. and that they are caught in southern waters. Is this right? I fished most of my life out of Dunsborough and never caught any down there??
danno
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arrow head squid are a
arrow head squid are a southern speices that i think live in deeper waters. its strange that you got one. how shallow was it? the last one i have heard about in perth is goodz got one in deep water while jigging. apparently they dont taste the same as calamari but still alright to eat. its also weird that you only got one they normaly school up in pretty big numbers.
whats gonna be caught next in perth coral trout???
till
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Is it an arrow squid? This is
Is it an arrow squid? This is what I thought an arrow squid looked like;
danno
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they do look different ay the
they do look different ay the top one has more of the rounded wings where this one had straight wings coming into the tube? but yer im pretty shore the top one is still an arrow head.
Goodz
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Yeah that's the one I caught
Yeah that's the one I caught in 80m or so behind rotto. Hooked on the bottom on the jig. Pretty sure that's an arrow squid? The one in the top pic looks pretty different.. Hmm
WADRay
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This is def what I know as a
This is def what I know as a Arrow, we used them for bait when fishing on the tuna long liners in the southern waters.
Bloodshot
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depth
caught in 8m of water
Bloodshot
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Dunno what it is
WADRay
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http://australianmuseum.net.a
http://australianmuseum.net.au/image/Squid-Loligo/
I know it says it shouldnt be here but looks a hell of a lot like your squid...
barneyboy
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its amazing how different
different fish/squid/crustaceans look when they are dead and alive though!! the top one looks like it has been in the esky on ice and the other pic looks straight out of the water and bigger which can change the colouration again!!
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southcity104
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that looks like it.
loligo..
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Faulkner Family
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dont know what sort it was
dont know what sort it was but im sure it turned into rings the same as the other one.
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Kasey L.
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That's a loligo and I think
That's a loligo and I think you're right - they're usually found in the tropics.
FlyingFisherman
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Loligo
Yep top one is a loligo, a species found in esturine and lake systems here on the east coast, not so sure about the tropical habitat,biggest they graw to here is 330grams ang about 30cm in hood length, average size 15cm length and 150grams , totaly different from an Arrow, They trawl for the Loligo here on the Hawkesbury in Broken Bay , highly valued by resturaunts for food and fisherman as bait.Bottom squid is a small Southern Cal.
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FlyingFisherman
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Loligo
Yep top one is a loligo, a species found in esturine and lake systems here on the east coast, not so sure about the tropical habitat,biggest they graw to here is 330grams ang about 30cm in hood length, average size 15cm length and 150grams , totaly different from an Arrow, They trawl for the Loligo here on the Hawkesbury in Broken Bay , highly valued by resturaunts for food and fisherman as bait.Bottom squid is a small Southern Cal.
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