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Topic: What is this flat fish>????  (Read 3316 times)

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PISCEAN

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what did you hook it on?

just curious, since I've never caught one here. caught starry flounder locally, but never a sand sole.
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they were all caught on whole frozen squid on a 3 way,  trying for the butt action for no love but caught them instead.  I was in 55 fow right at the point south of SCH leading into Capitola if that helps any.....


PISCEAN

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they were all caught on whole frozen squid on a 3 way,  trying for the butt action for no love but caught them instead.  I was in 55 fow right at the point south of SCH leading into Capitola if that helps any.....

yup, I can picture it. Thanks!
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Pacific halibut have no minimum or maximum length to take, but only 1 per limit.  Also the season is May till October 31st and for 2014 its closed in August.

There are some flatfish that are managed under the federal groundfish laws and have depth restrictions as well as bag restrictions, but most of the time your good to keep most flatfish.
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Thanks for the clarification!  I found the sections related to flatfish:  1.91, 28.48, and 28.49
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Is the one of best tasting fish :smt003
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They're good deep fried!


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rub it in a little harder for my mistake on IDing a fish!!! haha  live and learn but no fines for this guy!


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Dude, you absolutely did the right thing in releasing them.  It bugs the hell out of me when people keep fish that they can't identify.  Don't worry, now you know what they are and will be ready to bonk them the next time you see those "free" dorsal fins rays  :smt003.
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If you have a picture of the other side I can tell if its a  petrale sole. The white side has v shaped lines to the  center


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If you have a picture of the other side I can tell if its a  petrale sole. The white side has v shaped lines to the  center

No pics of the bottom side sorry.  Rescue ????  Out in the twigs???  just curious