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Topic: Rockfish ID photo: Canary  (Read 12347 times)

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Sin Coast

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Sounds like the conservation measures are working. 

Working redundantly!  :smt044
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I noticed from these pics that a lot of the fish had the tell tale black spot on the dorsal fin.