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Whiting. (White-ing)
My brother used this term to apply to all the humdrum generic ocean fish he catches instead of something exciting and I think others do to...they are whitish and silverish and indeed the abundant small ones are something of a bane to most pier/beach fishermen I hear.
My brother used this term to apply to all the humdrum generic ocean fish he catches instead of something exciting and I think others do to...they are whitish and silverish and indeed the abundant small ones are something of a bane to most pier/beach fishermen I hear.
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eel 
Ooohhh!!!
I hate to be a shark in the thread, but Mem already mentioned Nemo:
However, because it's our good friend Tourist, I can't bring myself to give him a full SNAP!
Maybe just a snappy snip instead.
I hate to be a shark in the thread, but Mem already mentioned Nemo:
However, because it's our good friend Tourist, I can't bring myself to give him a full SNAP!
Maybe just a snappy snip instead.
Minnow
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Aye, goldfish was mentioned a while back.
However, I think Mar09 was simply ASKING if the goldfish had been mentioned and not OFFICIALLY listing it, so I believe I must restrain THE SNAP.
(Actually, there have been so many cool people answering this thread, I can't really find it in my heart to snap anyone here.)
However, I think Mar09 was simply ASKING if the goldfish had been mentioned and not OFFICIALLY listing it, so I believe I must restrain THE SNAP.
(Actually, there have been so many cool people answering this thread, I can't really find it in my heart to snap anyone here.)
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Aye, goldfish was mentioned a while back.
However, I think Mar09 was simply ASKING if the goldfish had been mentioned and not OFFICIALLY listing it, so I believe I must restrain THE SNAP.
(Actually, there have been so many cool people answering this thread, I can't really find it in my heart to snap anyone here.)
However, I think Mar09 was simply ASKING if the goldfish had been mentioned and not OFFICIALLY listing it, so I believe I must restrain THE SNAP.
(Actually, there have been so many cool people answering this thread, I can't really find it in my heart to snap anyone here.)
I'm not sure exactly what snapping consists of in this context. Is it a reprimand, public censure or just a notification?
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the moray or the electric variety
Effectively, I think an nonsnap is actually a snaught.
Minnow
Effectively, I think an nonsnap is actually a snaught.
Minnow
The skipper brave and sure..."
source: http://www.lyricsondemand.com/tvthemes/gilligansislandlyrics.html
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Hoki (a.k.a Blue Grenadier, blue hake, New Zealand whiptail, whiptail or whiptail hake)
It's a fish off the coast of Australia and NZ. It came to mind last night because it's one of the fish they used in the filet-o-fish at one point...it actually does have a slightly sweet taste and has almost no bones and has a really nice filet.
Due to constraints on fishing them though I think it's a composite now of some kind with another species of fish in Alaska that I'll add when I post again so as not to get snapped
It's a fish off the coast of Australia and NZ. It came to mind last night because it's one of the fish they used in the filet-o-fish at one point...it actually does have a slightly sweet taste and has almost no bones and has a really nice filet.
Due to constraints on fishing them though I think it's a composite now of some kind with another species of fish in Alaska that I'll add when I post again so as not to get snapped
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Hoki (a.k.a Blue Grenadier, blue hake, New Zealand whiptail, whiptail or whiptail hake)
It's a fish off the coast of Australia and NZ. It came to mind last night because it's one of the fish they used in the filet-o-fish at one point...it actually does have a slightly sweet taste and has almost no bones and has a really nice filet.
Due to constraints on fishing them though I think it's a composite now of some kind with another species of fish in Alaska that I'll add when I post again so as not to get snapped
It's a fish off the coast of Australia and NZ. It came to mind last night because it's one of the fish they used in the filet-o-fish at one point...it actually does have a slightly sweet taste and has almost no bones and has a really nice filet.
Due to constraints on fishing them though I think it's a composite now of some kind with another species of fish in Alaska that I'll add when I post again so as not to get snapped
nice fish though
trevally
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