I wouldn't eat that for tea
Found this on Sinclair bay beach this morning.
It's a bit of a mess and could have been in the sea for a long time in this cold weather - so it could have drifted from anywhere, I guess.
I think it's possibly some sort of Bream..any ideas, anyone?
Anyone spotted/caught any live versions around out coastline?
I wouldn't eat that for tea
yes a bream, they are becoming more and more common around our waters, very good eating, although i wouldnt eat that one
“A lot of good arguments are spoiled by some fool who knows what he is talking about.”
Ray's bream brama brama, lots seem to wash up during the Winter months. there is a web page showing the reported sightings.
One found by Highland Ranger Paul Castle at Dunnet last week.
http://www.glaucus.org.uk/Bramabrama.htm
Colin
A Bream spotting sight surely alerts commercial fisherman of fish movements and availability in the same way that tagging does - unfortunately for Bream they are pricey like Bass - and look at the hammering they've took since they made their way north.
Ive never seen one at Longberry but I know where you will get them
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