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Thread: san diego bay 4-11-14, help with species????

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    Default san diego bay 4-11-14, help with species????

    ok first post will be the unkown fish I think It is a lingcod but not sure. second post will be the report
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    Looks like a midshipman to me.

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    ok so I hit up san diego bay fishing from the rock with plastics like I do... great day got there at 5am 2nd cast caught a barracuda did not land but got him with in couple feet chaffed him off trying to grab him with the grippers he was close to 30 which would have been my personal best but things happen I will get another one... spotties are slow still got 11 of them no really big ones but ok size. oh I did catch some big mackerel. and a little old stingray that was oh about 40lbs and 4 foot around he hit a swimbait on the drop... and 5 halibut closest to a keeper was 19 inches... left at 12:30 to beat traffic home but im thrilled that was my first stinray and what a trip to fight so strong... oh and the unkown fish that i think is a lingcod
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    Quote Originally Posted by remington View Post
    Looks like a midshipman to me.
    Hey are they edible? your right by the way I looked up that name midshipman and the belly is for sure the same.. so cool looking

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    and it was probably a batray that you caught if it was 40#. STINGRAYS DON'T GET THAT BIG

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    Quote Originally Posted by exfactor View Post
    and it was probably a batray that you caught if it was 40#. STINGRAYS DON'T GET THAT BIG

    it was the biggest stingray I have every seen 4 foot in dia. there are some pic there for ya sorry I was alone out there some guy took them and just text them to me

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    I have caught rays like that one before, everyone I know calls them butterfly rays but I'm not sure if that's a nickname or if there is such a thing. its not a bat for sure, very flat compared to a bat ray.

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    Quote Originally Posted by benichi View Post
    it was the biggest stingray I have every seen 4 foot in dia. there are some pic there for ya sorry I was alone out there some guy took them and just text them to me
    The rounded wing tips and the light coloring tells me that it's a huge Butterfly Ray. Nice job landing it.


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    I guess i can't be wrong all the time. here is a link for more info.

    http://eol.org/pages/994815/overview

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    Quote Originally Posted by twin22s View Post
    I guess i can't be wrong all the time. here is a link for more info.

    http://eol.org/pages/994815/overview


    Quote Originally Posted by Wingnut View Post
    The rounded wing tips and the light coloring tells me that it's a huge Butterfly Ray. Nice job landing it.


    thanks guys I did not know of butterfly rays good to know there name... do they have stingers I cant tell but I didnt want to get close to the tail....

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