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Jackie O 08-05-2002 01:42 PM

Fish Id
 
Is there a place on line where I can look at a picture of fish.
I caught a fish the other day and am not sure what it was.
Orange= looked a little like a cat fish - almost .Thanks - Jackie O

JohnR 08-05-2002 01:45 PM

describe it some more...

Jackie O 08-05-2002 02:20 PM

fish Id
 
15 16 inches long -bright orange ish redish brownish I cant tell colors very well. Ugly -Lg head then slimmer as it went back - whisker like barbels (sp) rough skin - fins on sides and top Hit a tube and worm in about 15 feet of water down about 6-7 feet. Some have suggested a sea robin but Ive caught them before and this didnt have the roundish fins of a sea robin.Thanks Jackie O. I also caught a scup and fluke in the same area on a t and w

Fish_Eye 08-05-2002 04:45 PM

Sounds like it could have been a sea raven.

Looks like this?

http://fisheye.striped-bass.com/imag...t/searaven.jpg

They also come in bright orange.


Mike

MightyMouse 08-05-2002 07:36 PM

that looks a lot like a stonefish. do we have anything like those nasty buggers up this far north? as far as I know, we don't have anything poisonous up here, but, of course, I could just be an idiot. Probably just hit it on the head. Oh well.

Jackie O 08-05-2002 08:13 PM

my son said that was probably it it was just orange and did not have that fat of a belly.
Ihank you Jackie O

Slipknot 08-05-2002 08:55 PM

Orange, makes me think it could be a sea robin.

STEVE IN MASS 08-06-2002 06:50 AM

Could it have been....?
 
Didn't think they came this far north, but with the warm weather, warm water temperatures, and the reports of all kinds of strange fish being caught in areas they usually aren't......

Could it have been a Oyster Cracker, or what some (my grandfather and uncle included) not so affectionately call a "SollyGrowl"?....or even a StarGazer?

JohnR 08-06-2002 07:07 AM

I wouldn't discount any fish from down south being up here now. We occasionally get the Mahi Mahi, Spanish Macs, and even the occasional Tarpon :D so anything is possible, now just send us some redfish too :drool:

MightyMouse 08-06-2002 06:26 PM

TARPON? OH GREAT, ANOTHER EXCUSE TO WASTE MORE TIME AND MONEY ON FISH THAT JUST SLAP THERE TAILS AND WAVE B-BYE! :mad:

On second thought... maybe a better excuse to hone the chunking or flycasting skills :D


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