North Wales Spawn of Padrig?

[Viaductbaggies]

Actually had one with 3 bands on it last week from Amlwch. Definitely no magnets!!

Blimey another blast from the past @Treeby how you doing ?

 

[richtic]

Actually had one with 3 bands on it last week from Amlwch. Definitely no magnets!!

I was only joking about the magnets, it was just reference to a really old post

 

[Treeby]

Blimey another blast from the past @Treeby how you doing ?

Not bad Via, just been busy with life and stuff. Surely you've managed a pollack over half a pound by now.

 

[Treeby]

I was only joking about the magnets, it was just reference to a really old post

I think the magnets were referring to someone else who used to frequent one the other forums and rappelling doggies

 

[richtic]

I think the magnets were referring to someone else who used to frequent one the other forums and rappelling doggies

Yes thats what i was joking about, i had remembered Wyn Fechelbaits mentioning it years ago

 

[Viaductbaggies]

Not bad Via, just been busy with life and stuff. Surely you've managed a pollack over half a pound by now.

Of course just about 1.2lb from Bull bay

 

[richtic]

Of course just about 1.2lb from Bull bay View attachment 77148

Did you take its dummy out its mouth before taking the picture

 

[Timbc2]

In 2001 a survey was done that found Common skate appeared to be associated with sandbank areas in Red Wharf Bay and Conwy Bay. The survey was referred to in a document published in 2018 by Natural Resources Wales. This was the juicy bit that mentioned the common skate.


Not sure what exactly they mean by "appears to be associated with", I'm guessing egg cases washing around or large impressions in the sea bed, otherwise the wording would be different if they'd found a specimen surely wouldn't it?

It'd be pretty cool to see a few blonde rays caught from the shore off the East of Anglesey though (like has been done from the West).