Thin lipped or Thick lipped

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Thin lipped or Thick lipped

#1 Post by Pat »

Well is it possible that these are thin lipped?
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#2 Post by donal domeney »

Download this http://www.cfb.ie/fishing_in_ireland/fish_id.htm page 15 should help
Specimen Fish 2024: Shore Rockling (3) 36cm, 34cm, 31cm; Thick Lipped Mullet (2) 58cm, 57cm; Smooth Hound (1) 109cm; Sting Ray (1)125cm; Ballan Wrasse (1) 48cm ; Corkwing Wrasse (1) 24.8cm. Golden Grey Mullet (2) 43cm, 1.8lb; 40.6cm, 1.55lb;
Total species boat/shore: 45
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Thanks Donal. I think that confirms that they are small thick lipped. Blast, I was hoping for thins.
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To my knowledge there has never been a thin-lipped recorded in Ireland.
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#5 Post by Pat »

No, but there were no giltheads at one stage either, I was hoping to have the first :lol: :lol: :lol: .
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#6 Post by jjdkk »

the are thick lipped
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#7 Post by JimC »

Pat wrote:No, but there were no giltheads at one stage either, I was hoping to have the first :lol: :lol: :lol: .
Very true :!:

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