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valjo

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I’m from Bulgaria.
Congratulations for the nice forum that you made.
After looking some time in the forum I decided to log in. I hope we will share wonderful pictures and stories for the beautiful underwater world.
Valentin
 
Hello Devondave,
Sorry for the late replay from my side.
The most common fishes in Black sea are mullets. We hunt here also bars, bluefish, brown meagre, sargus, sparos. During the cold season - from November to March (it is forbidden in April) turbot is also available. We often go to Aegean sea, which is not far away. All of Mediterranean fishes are available there. You probably know Mediterranean fishes better than me.
Congrats,
Valjo
 
We get some migrants from the Med' around the UK, but not many.
It sounds as if you have a good choice of prey species there.
Good that you have a closed season on turbot, wish we had one too, then there might be a few more around.
 
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