Warm water monster
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davem2005
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Dont think its quite time yet for glow sticks and squid. 
But who knows
I\'ve got to say the tv news reporting last night about sharks was not good for their image. One day the media will run a story without the Jaws theme music and enphasis on the killers on our beaches. Instead they will focus on the potential benifits to tourism and the region in general if a shark fishing industry can be proven in this region.
if swords do start making appearances just think how much the charter prices will go up!
dave
But who knows
I\'ve got to say the tv news reporting last night about sharks was not good for their image. One day the media will run a story without the Jaws theme music and enphasis on the killers on our beaches. Instead they will focus on the potential benifits to tourism and the region in general if a shark fishing industry can be proven in this region.
if swords do start making appearances just think how much the charter prices will go up!
dave
Mogthemackem
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Saw on the news yesterday about the mako shark the fishermen from Seaham were talking about (with local kids shouting and giving the finger behind the news reporter). Looking forward to the photos
Codfather
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Go on Alan I dare ya to post the picture on here tonight,
I even bought the journal today but nothing about it.
Guess you\'ll make me wait till tomorra tho
Saw a photo posted on the wsf forum of a porbeagle supposedly caught off Sunderland recently, shame it was down the fish key tho
[Edited on 8/8/2006 by Codfather]
I even bought the journal today but nothing about it.
Guess you\'ll make me wait till tomorra tho
Saw a photo posted on the wsf forum of a porbeagle supposedly caught off Sunderland recently, shame it was down the fish key tho
[Edited on 8/8/2006 by Codfather]
just been reading through all the spiel i could find on our ocean wanderer that is 1,000\'s of miles of course. Well it sems not, the only remarkable fact i can find is the depth of water it was in, being a deep water species, the north sea would only have one disadvantage against this species \"its depth\". Apparently Spain and Portugal are the biggest harvesters of swordfish and it can live in cold water as it has what is called a brain heater (central heating) seems to be quite a remarkable fish.
Codfather
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Crazy stuff 
I was luck enough to see a pilot whale while out fishing off saltburn last weekend and was thankfull for that, but things have been going mad lately.
Sword fish
porgy\'s
Tope
mako\'s (maybe)
Lets hope we see more of these fish pictured on peoples boat,s after being caught on rod n reel and then released back to be caught another day.
Would need some serious heavy gear for some of them tho
[Edited on 8/8/2006 by Codfather]
I was luck enough to see a pilot whale while out fishing off saltburn last weekend and was thankfull for that, but things have been going mad lately.
Sword fish
porgy\'s
Tope
mako\'s (maybe)
Lets hope we see more of these fish pictured on peoples boat,s after being caught on rod n reel and then released back to be caught another day.
Would need some serious heavy gear for some of them tho
[Edited on 8/8/2006 by Codfather]
BriH
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I like this bit in the report...
\"Mr Dent, a father of two, apparently tried to free the swordfish, but its long beak was damaging his net, so he had to kill it.\"
Yep, well worth killing it then
Aye me also Davy i had a chuckle at that quote - he had to keep it i S`pose ,or forever be called Billy Liar ,as no-one would really have believed him unless he brought it ashore - Photos or not - and anyway he makes his living from selling his catch ,so he hit lucky
