sunday night east cork

pinkish back, sounds like it could be a poor cod, but it could just be a whiting thats viewed in a different light, their colourr is changeable

pinkish back, sounds like it could be a poor cod, but it could just be a whiting thats viewed in a different light, their colourr is changeable

I've caught little poor cod before but they might just look a bit different when they're bigger. They were definitely a different colour to the one in the photo. Pink on the back to white/silver on the belly. Slim fish too like the one in the photo.

pinkish back, sounds like it could be a poor cod, but it could just be a whiting thats viewed in a different light, their colourr is changeable

I've caught little poor cod before but they might just look a bit different when they're bigger. They were definitely a different colour to the one in the photo. Pink on the back to white/silver on the belly. Slim fish too like the one in the photo.

then they too are whiting, like i said sometimes they can appear more colourful and bright in appearance, the fish in you pictures is definitley not a hake though.

A few more photos from this session. I think the flattie is a dab but please correct me if i'm wrong.

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A few more pics

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what a session guys you must be made up after the blanks. just goes to show what a bit of homework can do well done on a great mix of species

this is a few pictures

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Just another twist in the hake story. A half decker trawling in front of Cobh last week picked up HAKE, aswell as John Dory. All fish were picked up within casting distance of the quays. I was surprised that John W and the lads from Aghada SAC didn't pick up any in their competition on Monday night .