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fish identification please
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Digicamkay wrote:
A porgie?
That was my first guess too. That is a big one, and may have been intended to be used as bait. We used to catch them in Long Island Sound when I was a kid (50's); fun to fish for with light tackle; the put up a heck of a fight. The small ones were a real pain to clean as they had a lot of bones and the scales stuck like glue; not bad eating but had a stronger fish flavor than anything else I've eaten, except Mackerel which is too strong and fish-oil flavored for me. Reminded me of the Cod Liver Oil that was forced upon us a kids, yuck, but it was supposed to be good for you.
Jun 27, 2016 08:29:24 #
I don't believe it's a striped bass. The mouth was small like a sucker not like a striper.
Mike M.
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Snappin053 wrote:
Juvenile Striped Bass.
Definitely
Jun 27, 2016 11:45:00 #
boberic wrote:
Definitely
It is not a stripper. Google shad and look at the pictures. It is a shad.
Bud
Jun 27, 2016 15:01:00 #
WF2B wrote:
It is not a stripper. Google shad and look at the pictures. It is a shad.
Bud
Bud
Certainly not a stripper....as it would have tassels on!!
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Jun 27, 2016 15:54:46 #
Mike M wrote:
I don't believe it's a striped bass. The mouth was small like a sucker not like a striper.
Mike M.
Mike M.
And a striper does not have that deep a body, especially a small one; they are built more like a trout.
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