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I was diving in Wast Water, Wasdale, Cumbria and found thousands of
weird bright white eels about a foot to a foot and a half long. Twas a night dive and our approaching torches made the eels stick their head into the mud to avoid our light. They didn't have any fin on thier back as i remember. Any one any idea what they could be? I thought these could be some ancient fish trapped along with the Artic Char in Cumrias deep waters or are they just another wierd Lamprey type creature? I didn't notice if they had teeth or even a jaw. Any feedback most welcome. Dave |
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peakstroller URL:mailto ![]() I was diving in Wast Water, Wasdale, Cumbria and found thousands of weird bright white eels about a foot to a foot and a half long. Twas a night dive and our approaching torches made the eels stick their head into the mud to avoid our light. They didn't have any fin on thier back as i remember. Any one any idea what they could be? I thought these could be some ancient fish trapped along with the Artic Char in Cumrias deep waters or are they just another wierd Lamprey type creature? I didn't notice if they had teeth or even a jaw. Any feedback most welcome. Dave Hard to say withour a sample or photo. About now there are spawning migrations of river lampreys which might answer the description. Cheerio, -- Fishing: http://www.fishing.casterbridge.net/ Writing: http://www.author.casterbridge.net/derek-moody/ uk.rec.fishing.game Badge Page: http://www.fishing.casterbridge.net/urfg/ |
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peakstroller wrote:
I was diving in Wast Water, Wasdale, Cumbria and found thousands of weird bright white eels about a foot to a foot and a half long. Twas a night dive and our approaching torches made the eels stick their head into the mud to avoid our light. They didn't have any fin on thier back as i remember. Any one any idea what they could be? I thought these could be some ancient fish trapped along with the Artic Char in Cumrias deep waters or are they just another wierd Lamprey type creature? I didn't notice if they had teeth or even a jaw. Any feedback most welcome. Dave No idea, but what a beautiful spot it is. Scattered my dads ashes there last year, it was one of his favourite places. -- Cheerz - Brownz http://www.brownz.org/ |
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On May 15, 7:42 pm, "Brownz \(Mobile\)"
wrote: peakstroller wrote: I was diving in Wast Water, Wasdale, Cumbria and found thousands of weird bright white eels about a foot to a foot and a half long. Twas a night dive and our approaching torches made the eels stick their head into the mud to avoid our light. They didn't have any fin on thier back as i remember. Any one any idea what they could be? I thought these could be some ancient fish trapped along with the Artic Char in Cumrias deep waters or are they just another wierd Lamprey type creature? I didn't notice if they had teeth or even a jaw. Any feedback most welcome. Dave No idea, but what a beautiful spot it is. Scattered my dads ashes there last year, it was one of his favourite places. -- Cheerz - Brownzhttp://www.brownz.org/ I'm with you on that one Brownz tiz my favorite valley in Cumbria ![]() |
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