Name that fish?
Submitted by SHizz on Mon, 2006-10-02 18:39.
Some sort of flathead, or from the same family. Anybody give us the heads up on what type?
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Name that fish?
Submitted by SHizz on Mon, 2006-10-02 18:39.
Some sort of flathead, or from the same family. Anybody give us the heads up on what type? |
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SHizz
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Just doin some research on
Just doin some research on google now, could be a fringe eyed flathead?
.
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Gurnard!
"Piscator, non solum piscator" - "A fisherman, not just a catcher of fish"
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SHizz
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its not a gurnard :P
its not a gurnard :P
big john
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Butt Ugly
Hehehe
John
h0ju
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huhuhu looks like sum sort
huhuhu looks like sum sort of european sausage flathead.... :D
Andy Mac
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Fringe Eye Flathead
That's my bet.
Too flat for a gunard I'm afraid.
luke
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in thesea fishes of southern
in thesea fishes of southern australia book, it resembles the tassel-snouted flathead..dont think its a gunard either..........
lukefish for fun, the future, and the belly!!!
SHizz
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nah its definatly from the
nah its definatly from the flathead family, does that book have the fridge eyed flathead in it luke?
luke
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nope... i was wondering if
nope... i was wondering if it was the same fish though....did it have spikes on top its head?? looks like yes in the pic, but can be hard to tell... if yes.. then thats the one hey...
luke
fish for fun, the future, and the belly!!!
SHizz
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yeh it had some
yeh it had some spikey/antentae looky things on its head. had a scorpian cod kinda head but flatheads body.
.
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I'd name it
Lunch! ;o)
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Andy Mac
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Lunch?
Jeez Shann, fishing must be tougher than I thought down your way if you would keep something like that for lunch. (Hehehe)
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Indeed Andy!
Things are so tough I was thinking today........
Take 4 x 60 litre drums to the servo and fill with unleaded at $1.40 a litre.....$350...or take $150 down to the fresh fish market and buy a whole dhufish! :rollseyes: (least I could be guaranteed of tasting dhufish for once in a very long time!).
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h0ju
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where was it caught?
where was it caught?
SHizz
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just off ocean reef about
just off ocean reef about 6ks out.
seansurfy
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Bug eyed tigerflasher
Bug eyed tigerflasher flathead.....?
Face only a mother could love......
Tobes
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were abouts did ya catch
were abouts did ya catch that ugly thing
Goatch
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Looks like it.....
Does a one legged duck swim in an eliptic circle
milsey
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deffinently a fringe eye
deffinently a fringe eye flatty
http://www.austmus.gov.au/fishes/fishfacts/fish/cnematoph.htm