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• Jan 14, 2007

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Hello,

still wondering the english name for that fish I really appreciate ---)

http://maisonmartin.site.voila.fr/lieu.jpg

do you catch a lot of those in addition to bass ?

 

foxfish

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• Jan 14, 2007

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Cam have a look in the Guernsey thread, you will find it has a lot of general info on spearfishing & most fish are featured.
http://forums.deeperblue.net/trip-reports/64444-guernsey-2006-a.html

 

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same with this fish we call "sar"---)

http://www.cip-lavandou.com/photos/miniatures/sar.gif

 

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ok thx foxfish for answering and helping me ! i need to find my way in this forum

 

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• Jan 15, 2007

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The Lieu is pollack and the sar is bream. Pollack are commonly caught and the bream, slighlty different species, is caught is some areas but not others. Bass is probably the most highly sought-after fish but maybe with global warming we will soon have dentex here....rofl rofl

 

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• Jan 18, 2007

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Bienvenue à bord et bonne chance our la suite!

 

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Salut Cam

Wellcome to DB. I have two Breton friends here in mexico. We run an oyster farm here at the pacific. Same way as there.

Carlos