

Sea Lamprey
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Pioner 13
, Dec 12 2008 11:06 PM
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The Oldest Fish In The sea apparently
Strange lookin beast, i've never seen one in my time at the job.
how big is that one? Hard to judge the size of it. We had one at trawl off Eyemouth, summer 07, boot a foot long. Noo in the freezer of newcastle university
blow in the eye and you'd get a whole octave out of those spots, think you might get a tune out it!!!
i think that one might have been about 2 foot long
Are they very abundant and if so are they edible?
Regards
craypot
Regards
craypot
dere supposedly fairly rare. dey hang on to sharks nd stuff so maybe if ya got a shark..
Usually we find them in the rivers but tiny quantities. We ate ti as nearly any other fish. Some times in christmas is good sale on them but usually is a kind of fashn fish that people only demands once or twice a year (hoipefully)
I've seen 10 of the horrible craturs hanging onto a basking shark. Used to slash at them with flensing knives, and when blood came out there was nothing left! They lie in wait at river mouth, jump onto a redfish, and suck all the life from him!