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September 12th, 2006, 03:04 PM
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Another mystery fish
Many Thanks for identifying my last mystery fish. I have another one
caught from an Isle of White commercial fishery that i can't decide if its an ide, bleak, dace or some uniqe Isle of Whiter. Click the link to view the fish. http://djc.servehttp.com/fishid I Hope someone can identify this. Thanks in advance. Dave 
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September 13th, 2006, 12:46 AM
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Another mystery fish
peakstroller wrote:
Many Thanks for identifying my last mystery fish. I have another one caught from an Isle of White commercial fishery that i can't decide if its an ide, bleak, dace or some uniqe Isle of Whiter. Click the link to view the fish. http://djc.servehttp.com/fishid I Hope someone can identify this. Thanks in advance. Dave Just a small dace. Yellow eyes, red fins gives it away. If it was an ide it would sport a darker dorsal fin and tail. Same goes for the bleak, but with lighter (non orange) pectoral and pelvic fins. -- Cheerz - Brownz http://www.brownz.org/
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September 14th, 2006, 08:27 PM
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Another mystery fish
I think you'll find its just a skinny roach as dace don't have red eyes!
"Brownz (mobile)" wrote in message ... peakstroller wrote: Many Thanks for identifying my last mystery fish. I have another one caught from an Isle of White commercial fishery that i can't decide if its an ide, bleak, dace or some uniqe Isle of Whiter. Click the link to view the fish. http://djc.servehttp.com/fishid I Hope someone can identify this. Thanks in advance. Dave Just a small dace. Yellow eyes, red fins gives it away. If it was an ide it would sport a darker dorsal fin and tail. Same goes for the bleak, but with lighter (non orange) pectoral and pelvic fins. -- Cheerz - Brownz http://www.brownz.org/
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September 14th, 2006, 08:44 PM
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Another mystery fish
"Brownz (mobile)" wrote in message
... peakstroller wrote: Many Thanks for identifying my last mystery fish. I have another one caught from an Isle of White commercial fishery that i can't decide if its an ide, bleak, dace or some uniqe Isle of Whiter. Click the link to view the fish. http://djc.servehttp.com/fishid I Hope someone can identify this. Thanks in advance. Dave Just a small dace. Yellow eyes, red fins gives it away. If it was an ide it would sport a darker dorsal fin and tail. Same goes for the bleak, but with lighter (non orange) pectoral and pelvic fins. Ron Wilkinson wrote: I think you'll find its just a skinny roach as dace don't have red eyes! Nor does the fish in the photo, you need glasses mate, or need to adjust the colour saturation on your monitor. Very definately a wee yellow eyed dace. -- Cheerz - Brownz http://www.brownz.org/
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