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  #11  
Old May 15th, 2011, 02:22 AM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
Giles
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Default Atlantic Salmon??

On May 13, 9:51*pm, ScovilleUnit wrote:
Giles wrote :





On May 12, 10:08*pm, ScovilleUnit wrote:
Giles wrote
innews:bc691a68-b3c7-485d-a982-ae1bfce0

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On May 9, 9:13*pm, ScovilleUnit wrote:
" wrote in
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:


On May 7, 5:19*am, Myron Buck wrote:
Really?!?


http://www.travelwithacause.org/aust...ly-fishing.php


That sure looks like a big brownie to me. And last I checked,
the Atlantic Ocean was pretty damn far from Tasmania!!


--riverman


Atlantic Salmon are intensively farmed in Tasmania (some escape)
and brood stock are sometimes deliberately released for anglers.
They don't naturally reproduce in the wild AFAIK.


Whoever put together the web site probably wasn't an angler and
got the photos mixed up.


Nothing was mixed up; it should be obvious, even to
dummies...$PAM!!!!!!


HH


moron.


g.


Green Teeth!


HH.


moron.


g.


Green Teeth.....Giles, that is!

HH.


moron.

g.
another fast learner.....we like that.
  #12  
Old May 15th, 2011, 07:20 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
Bill Grey[_2_]
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Default Atlantic Salmon??


"Myron Buck" wrote in message
...
Really?!?

http://www.travelwithacause.org/aust...ly-fishing.php

That sure looks like a big brownie to me. And last I checked, the
Atlantic Ocean was pretty damn far from Tasmania!!

--riverman


Defintely Salm Trutta NOT Salar.

The maxilliary bone does not extend behind the eye in salmo salar but it
does in salmo trutta. As I can see it, the picture shows the maxilliay bone
extending behind the fish's eye there fore a trout.

Bill


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Old May 18th, 2011, 08:42 PM
markkhenry markkhenry is offline
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You're atom on. I begin an earlier adaptation of that website, and the picture DID appearance a landlocked AS, and addition cation for the picture shown, referencing a 'big brownie'. Someone care to get on the current version, though.
  #14  
Old May 19th, 2011, 04:10 AM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
ScovilleUnit
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Default Atlantic Salmon??

Giles wrote in
:

On May 13, 9:51*pm, ScovilleUnit wrote:
Giles wrote
innews:c7c1aafb-7c00-4a47-89dc-2598f072

:





On May 12, 10:08*pm, ScovilleUnit wrote:
Giles wrote
innews:bc691a68-b3c7-485d-a982-ae1bfce0
:


On May 9, 9:13*pm, ScovilleUnit wrote:
" wrote in
news:8e9e8cd3-b147-4d0
f-
:


On May 7, 5:19*am, Myron Buck wrote:
Really?!?


http://www.travelwithacause.org/aust...ly-fishing.php

That sure looks like a big brownie to me. And last I
checked, the Atlantic Ocean was pretty damn far from
Tasmania!!


--riverman


Atlantic Salmon are intensively farmed in Tasmania (some
escape) and brood stock are sometimes deliberately released
for anglers. They don't naturally reproduce in the wild
AFAIK.


Whoever put together the web site probably wasn't an angler
and got the photos mixed up.


Nothing was mixed up; it should be obvious, even to
dummies...$PAM!!!!!!


HH


moron.


g.


Green Teeth!


HH.


moron.


g.


Green Teeth.....Giles, that is!

HH.


moron.

g.
another fast learner.....we like that.


Green Teeth!!

HH.

  #15  
Old May 21st, 2011, 03:31 AM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
Giles
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Default Atlantic Salmon??

On May 18, 10:10*pm, ScovilleUnit wrote:
Giles wrote :





On May 13, 9:51*pm, ScovilleUnit wrote:
Giles wrote
innews:c7c1aafb-7c00-4a47-89dc-2598f072

:


On May 12, 10:08*pm, ScovilleUnit wrote:
Giles wrote
innews:bc691a68-b3c7-485d-a982-ae1bfce0
:


On May 9, 9:13*pm, ScovilleUnit wrote:
" wrote in
news:8e9e8cd3-b147-4d0
f-
:


On May 7, 5:19*am, Myron Buck wrote:
Really?!?


http://www.travelwithacause.org/aust...ly-fishing.php


That sure looks like a big brownie to me. And last I
checked, the Atlantic Ocean was pretty damn far from
Tasmania!!


--riverman


Atlantic Salmon are intensively farmed in Tasmania (some
escape) and brood stock are sometimes deliberately released
for anglers. They don't naturally reproduce in the wild
AFAIK.


Whoever put together the web site probably wasn't an angler
and got the photos mixed up.


Nothing was mixed up; it should be obvious, even to
dummies...$PAM!!!!!!


HH


moron.


g.


Green Teeth!


HH.


moron.


g.


Green Teeth.....Giles, that is!


HH.


moron.


g.
another fast learner.....we like that.


Green Teeth!!

HH.


moron.

g.
 




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