[Peter Hewison]

couple of hours out for low water.looked good and water temp up to 13.these two little uns tried to eat my 28gr dexter
first one a little coalie dont know what the second one is

 

[Steve Lewis]

Well done Peter, the water temp seems to be higher up North, still around 11 in the South West. Great report and pics !

 

[Simon L]

They all count Peter !! I have no idea what that fish is either !!!

 

[PeteB]

Well done mate. I managed only a small coalie last night, a mate got a Pollock of about a pound and a half and a coalie, another mate blanked. Shouldn't be too long now for the Bass and the better Pollock though.

 

[andy stonehouse]

couple of hours out for low water.looked good and water temp up to 13.these two little uns tried to eat my 28gr dexter
first one a little coalie dont know what the second one is

I am sure thats a weaver going by the black fin on it's back.You will know if you get stung by it bud,very very painful so take care next time you get one.

 

[Iestyn Jones]

yep 100% Lesser Weever, as already said take care not to get spiked by the dorsal or from the spines on the gill cover!!! Trust me when I say its extremely painfull and the area swells fairly rapidly and seriously hurts as I found out whilst kite-surfing!!!

Incidentally the accepted remedy is to soak the affected area as soon as possible in hot water as the heat destroys the toxic quality of the venom!!
(dont get confused with the cure for jellyfish sting lol)