long or short spined?

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long or short spined?

#1 Post by Mr_Green »

lil help?
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#2 Post by stevecrow74 »

i'd go with longspined...
Longest spine on the front gill cover reaches backwards to a point below the foremost part of the dorsal fin
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#3 Post by Mr_Green »

i was thinkin taht alright cause id read that earlier...it was fairly big fish, the bite registered as a thump on the Ccc
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#4 Post by Ronald »

Looks like a long spined alright .
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#5 Post by barry murphy »

yeap looks like a long spined
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