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Picture Of The Month



Soaker with a spring sturgeon

Topic: Trip Planning (ORC and beyond)  (Read 3799 times)

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INSAYN

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So I made it home safe.  1001.3 miles @14.3mpg...

I managed to catch a fish that I'm not 100% on it's ID.  can anybody verify?  Also, it was on the Barbie pole!!!




I'm going with it being a "Sand Sole". 

You catch this up at PC? 
« Last Edit: July 17, 2014, 04:51:16 PM by INSAYN »
 

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ndogg

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Nice looking fish. I was a little let down though after noah told me you had a halibut.
 


crabbycabby

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Flounder, and a nice sized one at that!
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Justin

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So it's either a flounder or a sand sole...... can I enter it for AOTY?
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[WR]

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Justin that looks a lot like a very nice starry flounder... called starry because of the patterns of white marks on it.
Will try to get you a comparison pic, but right now headed to the back specialist again


INSAYN

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Justin that looks a lot like a very nice starry flounder... called starry because of the patterns of white marks on it.
Will try to get you a comparison pic, but right now headed to the back specialist again

Justins fish is definitely NOT a "Starry Flounder".   


Starry Flounder:



Sand Sole:



Justins's flatfish:
 

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INSAYN

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So it's either a flounder or a sand sole...... can I enter it for AOTY?

Hell yeah!   Enter that Frisbee! 
 

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Captain Redbeard

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But the real question is the same as it always is: How did it taste?   :banjo:


INSAYN

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But the real question is the same as it always is: How did it taste?   :banjo:

+1
 

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bsteves

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right eyed
too big for a sanddab
looks kind of like a small California halibut but with a straight lateral line

That is definitely a sand sole and you can enter it under flounder for AOTY.
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Justin

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But the real question is the same as it always is: How did it taste?   :banjo:

You would have to ask Wally.  As you know, I like to give fish away :)
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