Sunday, 24 April 2011
starry flounder
this flatfish which can be righteyed or lefteyed, is very common & its fins are marked with black & yellow bands, upper side of its body haspatches of shiny, star shaped scale
platichthys stellastus
it grows up to 20 lb (9.1 kg)
winter flounder
it's a valuable commercial species & a popular gamefish
capable of reaching 8 lb (3.6 kg) & occurring from the tidal shallow out to depths of about 400 ft (120 m) or more!
its coloration & marking are very variable, pseudopleuronectes americanus is the scientific name
plaice
it's marked with bold red or orange spots & grows to a weight of over 10 lb (4.54 kg)
pleuronectes platessa (european plaice)
hippooglossoides platessoides (american plaice)
sole (solea solea)
it has brown with dark patches on its upper side & creamy white below.. spends the day buried in the sand, feeding at night in midwater & grows to 6 lb 10 oz (3 kg)
a sportfisho could be a chef, as well..
with lemon..
tasty..
credits: flickr/ the new encyclopedia of fishing / numerous data
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Monday, 18 April 2011

seven popular flatfish are pacific halibut, turbot, summer flounder, starry flounder, winter flounder, plaice & sole
for a few days after hatching from the egg, the larva of a flatfish resembles that of any other fish but then it begins to change into the compressed, asymmetrical shape that make flatfish superbly adapted to a bottom-hugging life
there are over 500 species - the main families being the pleuronectidae or righteyed flatfish, in which both eyes are on the right side of the body; the bothidae or lefteyed flatfish, in which both eyes are on the left; and the soleidae or sole family, which contains mostly righteyed species
pacific halibut
hippoglossus stenolepis
this huge, righteyed flatfish & its atlantic counterpart are among the largest fish in the sea, probably capable of exceeding 800 ib (360 kg)
however, most caught by anglers are young fish weighing less tha 10 lb (4.54 kg), the largest adults being found in every deep water!
turbot
scophthalmus maximus, this large lefteyed flatfish is widely istributed in european waters & occurs from near the shoreline to the depths ofup to 260 ft (80 m)
the coloration of its upper side is typically light brown with dark speckles & blotches. generally matches the color of the bottom on which it lives
its maximum weight is about 33 lb (15 kg), scophthalmus maximus
summer flounder (paralichthys dentatus)
this lefteyed flatfish reach a weight of 26 lb (12 kg)
usually marked with numerous ocelli (rimmed spots), of which five near the tail are the large & prominent
good catch!
credits: flickr/ the new encyclopedia of fishing / numerous data
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Thursday, 6 May 2010
zuk alamrox - crox boat avail this weekend?
abgCF - lets fish!
zuk alamrox - simply nearby..muara zone
hafiCF - game on...
ritz & grouper
membangan (snapper species)
another grouper
lane snapper
c shape?? feel it... 4'6" simond expert rod
zimin pudak & grouper
jari siapa tu lawa ahh.. hehehe.. peace bro!
2 weeks ago, zuk alamrox was at deep sea fishing & now loosen up at muara zone.. santai bro
flat fish
we met two boats at pulau keingaran..
abgCF - ada udah naik?
hadanan - lauk badamitan saja..
abgCF - nanti tah tani ke bangau
hafiCF - dua bulan udah kami inda sanati sana jua..
hadanan - game on..
hadanan, sur, hanafi & hazzul
pakai life jacket ya banngg hehehee
brrr... hahahhahaha... brrr
