Edit: Did you know when flounder, halibut etc are first born they swim upright like normal fish and as they grow the eye migrates to the same side as the other one and they start to lay on their side until they are "flatfish"
person but do love, flounder, have caught some on the beachs around Leeman but released a bit small, let them grow for another day. NZ flounder is also nice, frozen but very nice, have had that eating out
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big john
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Dinnerplate
Nice dinnerplate, beautiful on the tooth.
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aalfred
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I never seen a flounder over
I never seen a flounder over here, great catch.
scottland
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this might sound dumb
but are flounder and halibut the same? or just related?
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chrisp
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Mmmmm..
Cracker flounder, used to get a few in Mossie bay years back.Delicous!
fishy fingers
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Date Joined: 28/04/07
Related
but different species
Edit: Did you know when flounder, halibut etc are first born they swim upright like normal fish and as they grow the eye migrates to the same side as the other one and they start to lay on their side until they are "flatfish"
grantarctic1
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Date Joined: 03/03/11
Not many left
The swan river used to be full of them, plate sized too but got fished out.
Used to get a lot in the sound as well, have caught one of simular size but over 10 years ago.
Biggest one i have seen in many years, tasted awsome very fine flesh.
Don't know if halibut are related (not an expert tho )
Gricko
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Date Joined: 09/07/10
still find them down in the
still find them down in the Mandurah estuary when diving for crabs.
All this working keeps getting in the way of fishing!
grantarctic1
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Do ya grab them
Do you try to catch them Gricko ?
sea-kem
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Have to agree they are
Have to agree they are beautiful eating. That is a cracker.
Love the West!
mannablue
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Date Joined: 24/02/11
Don't see them that size too
Don't see them that size too often anymore, good score.
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Zikoux
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Date Joined: 01/01/11
Great catch brotha
Great catch brotha
A bad day of fishing is better than a good day of work.
Jim
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Like Mannablue said, don't
Like Mannablue said, thumper! You've got a big dinnerplate Big John!
Bend over
roberta
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Not a real fish eating
person but do love, flounder, have caught some on the beachs around Leeman but released a bit small, let them grow for another day. NZ flounder is also nice, frozen but very nice, have had that eating out
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grantarctic1
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It was tasty
Have to agree with every one, It was great, Had half myself and shared the rest with my crew.
Alway's go 50/50 with with the deck'y.