steetley 20/2/10

[penn525magextra]

well had a bash of steetley last nite 9 til 12 was dead quiet then bang the rod gans pulled it in and resuled a canny whitey not a bad whitey 2 christin a new rod lol hopfull the sea will carm down so a can get of the heugh the moro morin

 

[ryan-tyneboys]

welldone

welldone

looks like a coaley to me mate still canny fish well done matey.
never fished steetley before will have to try it sometime

 

[northeast1]

Yer defo a coalie but a fish is a fish.

 

[penn525magextra]

its not a coalie na wat a withey looks like caught meny of them in my time a coalie has got a greeny coulour 2 it (pics was tock on me phone so thats what it could be)

 

[ryan-tyneboys]

god

god

bloody hell no need to snap lyk! we were both only saying as im a marine conservation advisor just thought you would prefer to know. ( pectoral fin is to short for a whiting)

 

[codman40]

coaly

coaly

its a coaly mate look at its fins whiting arnt like that , im only the messanger dont shoot me lol .

 

[rod_2]

coalies have straight lateral lines, that's photo is a nice big whiting

 

[nick1]

think the marine conservation advisor should reapply for his job, definatly a whiting, coalies are darker hence the name coalfish, not to mention they hav a sraight lateral line

 

[penn525magextra]

bloody hell no need to snap lyk! we were both only saying as im a marine conservation advisor just thought you would prefer to know. ( pectoral fin is to short for a whiting)

should of gone 2 specsavers its a whiting

 

[kingfisher1000]

how the hell does that look like a whiting? its a coalie and your obviously an amateur

 

[scaley]

Does it really that much what it is,the Lad has caught a fish and took the time to post a report with a picture and then he is slated for it Why
Well done on catching a fish mate,some very good anglers blanking at the moment,cheers for report

 

[5150]

You're all wrong, it's clearly a stainless steel sink.

 

[nick1]

how the hell does that look like a whiting? its a coalie and your obviously an amateur

amateurs ? i don't know you but your clearly an elitest who doesn't really no a thing, give the guy a break am sure he knows what he is talking about

 

[<(Andy2009)>]

i totally agree with penn525magextra. you can clearly see that it is a whiting, coalies are alot darker in there colouration. plus look at the mouth, a coalies is slightly upturned like a pollock, the fish in that picture does not show that

 

[5150]

Defo a sink, here's a similar one:

You can even see the strainer plug that stops bits going down and blocking the u-bend.

 

[Richie_fishy]

Defo a sink, here's a similar one:

You can even see the strainer plug that stops bits going down and blocking the u-bend.

Lol m8, defo looks like a whiten.

 

[5150]

I'd just like to know if that's a carrier bag or a swing-bin liner in the top of the pic. We've been getting our swing bin liners from Aldi and they're rubbish for splitting at the least thing, anyone recommend a decent place to get some stronger ones (which bait and rigs to use of course would help).

 

[CATCHMO]

Hi all i'm head ov the marine conservation fish ID biology seacreature services and upon looking at the pic in question i noticed it was a bit blurry,so i put on my 3D glasses and 2 my surprise u can clearly see its a whiting..

 

[treeboa]

as i aint been over this side for long, only a couple years i can only comment on the systems used in the mersey, sanis towelus or the blob fish can be taken on paternoster rigs, various baits work, durexius rubberus or the mersey goldfish is better on a long trace, however occasionally you get a real lunker, shopingli trollyius, or the wire cage fish, these can be taken usually on the retrieve however bagiusforlifeiti gives one hell of a fight on light tackle especially in a flowing tide

 

[nick1]

as i aint been over this side for long, only a couple years i can only comment on the systems used in the mersey, sanis towelus or the blob fish can be taken on paternoster rigs, various baits work, durexius rubberus or the mersey goldfish is better on a long trace, however occasionally you get a real lunker, shopingli trollyius, or the wire cage fish, these can be taken usually on the retrieve however bagiusforlifeiti gives one hell of a fight on light tackle especially in a flowing tide

pmsl