Yesterday the Islamounth anglers had a strange encounter.
After a lengthy fight the above fish came to the net. Bill was totally baffled by the bright colours of the fish. It was carefully weighed in the weigh net and weighed 14 pounds. The fish took a spoon harled on the fly rod. Help to identify the fish would be greatly appreciated.
APRIL FOOL.
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5 comments:
Aye it had a tag on it as well APRl1
im not sure but is that not a baggot?
i have actually caught one of these before on the Grainhead on a black orange and silver tube fly the fish is very rarely seen on the tay as it only swims up river for one day to spawn,the latin name is Billius Campbellius Clownis it is i believe a reef fish and a member of the clown species,hope this helps.
Family - Pomacentridae: Sub-family Amphiprioninae: Commonly known as the "Prolofail", this is an exceptionally large example of the species.
No need for C&R, as this is a sustainable species. Very good with chips.
Islamouth is renowned for its peculiar catches and captors.
Stumpy Boater
its a obviously close to spawning as its bit coloured (red and black) maybe its a kipper / hen cross. no wonder he put it back.
yours - coco (the clown)
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