Lumpfish?

Message

#1 Post by **cathalger** » Thu Jan 06, 2011 12:56 am

Having seen yngkmd's impressive lumpfish caught at Portrush, just purely out of curiosity I'd like to know of other specimens caught on rod and line?

I only ask because I know they are in my local water from them turning up in nets but havent heard of any being caught by anglers.

Peculiar fish.

#2 Post by **polmac** » Thu Jan 06, 2011 10:14 am

im in portrush this sat morning good and early for a run out with a few mates, im gona give the head a bash later in te morning to see if i can get me one of these weird fish! lol

was showing the pics from here to my mates and they are dyning to see if they can get something different like this.

i was looking at the pics of it on google and they grow up to 60cms in lenght.

#3 Post by **chuckaroo** » Thu Jan 06, 2011 8:30 pm

stick a jellyfish on the end of your line polmac!.... you are bound to get one.

no chance!!

it'll be another 20 years before we see one turn up on this website.....

but good luck anyways....

#4 Post by **davy mccormick** » Thu Jan 06, 2011 10:12 pm

Caught this one in the summer above a wreck in 300 ft of water. Apparently they stay in deep water when young and feed on jellyfish. when they mature they breed in shallow water. The difference in colour is interesting maybe down to habitat

#5 Post by **cathalger** » Fri Jan 07, 2011 12:31 am

Beautiful wee fish there Davy, what did you get it on?

Good luck polmac, give us a shout if youre headin this way.

#6 Post by **chuckaroo** » Fri Jan 07, 2011 1:31 am

davy mccormick wrote:Caught this one in the summer above a wreck in 300 ft of water. Apparently they stay in deep water when young and feed on jellyfish. when they mature they breed in shallow water. The difference in colour is interesting maybe down to habitat

Davy im guessin that this is a wee female. males are red

http://www.fishbase.org/Summary/Species ... T=lumpfish

#7 Post by **davy mccormick** » Fri Jan 07, 2011 9:39 am

cathalger wrote:Beautiful wee fish there Davy, what did you get it on?

Good luck polmac, give us a shout if youre headin this way.

Caught on mackeral. Apparently they will eat any thing they can catch the problem is they are slow swimmers thats why they eat jellyfish

#8 Post by **polmac** » Fri Jan 07, 2011 12:53 pm

cathalger wrote:Beautiful wee fish there Davy, what did you get it on?

Good luck polmac, give us a shout if youre headin this way.

nps lad, i will pm you if im heading out your way. ive been told to hit cushendun for an evening run out. heard it was going well at the min

#9 Post by **cathalger** » Fri Jan 07, 2011 2:20 pm

polmac wrote:
cathalger wrote:Beautiful wee fish there Davy, what did you get it on?

Good luck polmac, give us a shout if youre headin this way.
nps lad, i will pm you if im heading out your way. ive been told to hit cushendun for an evening run out. heard it was going well at the min

Might be worth a chuck this weekend, the high water is getting late thoughh, or early if you want to set the alarm?

Sea Angling Ireland

Lumpfish?

Lumpfish?

Re: Lumpfish?

Re: Lumpfish?

Re: Lumpfish?

Re: Lumpfish?

Re: Lumpfish?

Re: Lumpfish?

Re: Lumpfish?

Re: Lumpfish?