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1. Flounder

 

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2. Codling

 

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Keep em coming mate. Not many cod this end of the country. Tough one to get here but never say never!

 

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Keep em coming mate. Not many cod this end of the country. Tough one to get here but never say never!

Plagued by small ones up this way, think I had over 10 that session. Still looking for marks for mini species.

 

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Piers, breakwaters, harbours, down the side of beach groynes. That sort of thing. I am always looking for sea walls that never dry out.

 

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3. Dab

 

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4. Whiting

 

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5. Dogfish

 

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6. Corkwing Wrasse

 

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7. Long Spined Sea Scorpion

 

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8. Shore Rockling

 

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Nice triple mate.

 

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Thanks mate, I managed to find a couple of piers but was slow going. The rockling threw me at first due to the size of it & unfortunately didn't have my scales with me. But the width of my sheet is 22cm for a size comparison.

 

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9. Hagfish

Not sure if it counts or not but thought I would add it just in case.

 

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That's one l have noth heard of! Well done.

 

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That's one l have noth heard of! Well done.

It's a horrible fish, produced slime that thick I had to cut through it with scissors. As well as trashing the rig leaving it in a knotted ball of slime twice as bad as an eel.

 

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It's a horrible fish, produced slime that thick I had to cut through it with scissors. As well as trashing the rig leaving it in a knotted ball of slime twice as bad as an eel.

Never heard of anyone catching on of those.:thumbsup: They eat other fish alive.

 

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10. Coalfish

 

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11. 5 Bearded Rockling

 

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12. Shanny