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I hate "sea bass"

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Tis done. The original Bass & Mullet link was a problem because it had 28 images & the site only allows 10 now, so it would not permit edits - which is why it wasn't fixed previously. However, I have now reduced the number of images & converted some to links.
 
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BTW Saw a report today of a spotted bass being caught off the UK, thought to be the first in 50 years (also striped bass off Holland :)). Anybody come across stone bass (a.k.a. "wreck fish"?).
 
Wreckfish are actually quite common here, there used to be a lot caught during the Tuna season. But since they stopped using monofilament nets they don't get as many. Wreckfish have a pelagic phase where they hang around objects in the water such as seaweed, floats, and other floating detritus.
 
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