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Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Name that fish

This creature was about a foot long and had sharp teeth. Can anyone identify the species for Murd?
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19 comments:

  1. another deli11:17 AM

    Looks like a Pagrus pagrus to me, or could it be a Pygocentrus nattereri?

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  2. Anonymous12:18 PM

    Looks like a Piranha

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  3. Tuna 'steakholder'12:22 PM

    nae sure

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  4. Harry Rams Den12:54 PM

    Was it part of a fish supper? Get some strange looking fish in your meal now that cod is in decline

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  5. Jingles1:54 PM

    That is the remains of a Sea Bream.Quite a few have been washed up on the beach recently.

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  6. Anonymous1:57 PM

    what plaice was it found on
    no trout about it iam a little
    hard of herring, but i never flounder, & never haddock so good,
    favourite song salmon chanted
    evening, also sole music with a good bass line wearing my kipper
    tie, also i fancy skate bush.

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  7. growtosow6:26 PM

    aye their is know plaice like nairn the plaice too be

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  8. Anonymous7:55 PM

    Yes growtosow its got to be Nairn
    thats no flook, the town is never
    going to be a hasbreen,with Sainsburys were sqids in, sorry
    to carp on.

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  9. No Flukie9:19 PM

    Going by the description,it could be a local Angler Fish.

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  10. Cull in sink10:19 PM

    Is it a kipper?

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  11. jayteescot111:24 PM

    Looks like it's been done over by Jack the kipper.... probably using a razor fish !

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  12. Anonymous11:54 AM

    Good Cod man,Pike Milligan was very
    funny,politcs is a load of Pollocks, The Gurn is Brill,please
    excuse any Spelding mistakes.
    FIN.

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  13. Anonymous2:01 PM

    I agree with Jingles. Apparently the Sea Bream is from warmer climes but sometimes they land up on the waters of the UK, Spelding.

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  14. Canuck6:16 AM

    He has a button eye....just like frosty....or the maybe hes "The Other Fish" from Coraline

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  15. Anonymous12:56 PM

    It's a Ray's bream.

    http://www.glaucus.org.uk/Bramabrama.htm

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  16. Hill Boy.12:57 PM

    It looks very like a Bluefish - check the net ( pardon the pun ) the protruding lower jaw - sharp teeth and forked tail - not so common in these waters though.

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  17. Anonymous6:25 PM

    It's definitely a Black Sea Bream (Brama Brama) although dark grey in colour. Deep water fish swimming in waters at temperatures between 12 - 24 degrees centigrade. Found in Atlantic, Indian and South Pacific oceans.
    holmerose

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  18. Nairn Screen Dreams7:37 PM

    Wanda?

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  19. Anonymous10:47 PM

    Dead Brill

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