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#1383442 - 01/14/12 10:04 AM Re: Spiney Dogfish [Re: SoundsFishy]
Bob Bradley Offline

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Originally Posted By: SoundsFishy
In the U.K. when you order fish & chips...the fish is......you guessed it...........spiny dogfish

well at least up to a few years ago


OOOHHH Fine British cuisine. Their idea of surf and turf is spiney dogfish and boiled beef.

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#1383480 - 01/14/12 01:45 PM Re: Spiney Dogfish [Re: EnCon Police]
danny k Offline

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I've had fish and chips in England in the 1990's it was pretty good!!! But my favorite was beef marrow over toast.


Edited by danny k (01/14/12 01:46 PM)

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#1398055 - 03/09/12 03:46 PM Re: Spiney Dogfish [Re: EnCon Police]
MikeDero Offline

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Dude they have a season for dogfish?
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#1398327 - 03/11/12 10:00 AM Re: Spiney Dogfish [Re: EnCon Police]
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Oh yeah.........a true species in trouble. rolleyes rolleyes rolleyes

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#1398414 - 03/11/12 08:35 PM Re: Spiney Dogfish [Re: EnCon Police]
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ALL I CAN SAY IS, WOW deadhorse ASSHOLES

When I come home stinking like fish, I know I`ve had a good day....
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#1398998 - 03/14/12 09:59 AM Re: Spiney Dogfish [Re: EnCon Police]
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Conrad, you're just happy to learn that there is a species that you can actually catch that is edible.

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#1399005 - 03/14/12 10:28 AM Re: Spiney Dogfish [Re: EnCon Police]
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Like Jon said, early season fluking, they were thick like this ALL DAY LONG.
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#1399006 - 03/14/12 10:32 AM Re: Spiney Dogfish [Re: SoundsFishy]
meatdog Offline

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Originally Posted By: SoundsFishy
In the U.K. when you order fish & chips...the fish is......you guessed it...........spiny dogfish

well at least up to a few years ago


sold as "rock salmon"....no lie. I've eaten it, it's actually very good.

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#1399010 - 03/14/12 10:53 AM Re: Spiney Dogfish [Re: Mark S.]
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Originally Posted By: Mark S.
Like Jon said, early season fluking, they were thick like this ALL DAY LONG.



Mark, I don't think that photo is a Spiney Dogfish.

I suspect that is a Smooth Dogfish - Mustelus canis
The Spiny Dogfish Shark - Squalus acanthias is a little different.

There are subtle (but really important) differences. "Sand Sharks" like in the photo do not have those subtle spots along the back or that NASTY spike near the tail that can give you a bad punture wound when held causually.





Edited by swwind (03/14/12 11:22 AM)

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#1399016 - 03/14/12 11:14 AM Re: Spiney Dogfish [Re: EnCon Police]
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Last time I fished the Cape, there were Spiney Dogfish from the top of the water columm all the way to the bottom, for acres.

There isn't a reasonable fisherman alive that thinks these fish are in peril.

In fact, the opposite is clearly true. They are invading the Northeast in #'s not seen before.


Perhaps NOAA did a troll one day and the fish weren't there, but a mile in another direction. The troll yielded few fish = FISH IN PERIL !!!

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