Wierd cob

Mouldz

Sealiner
SPASTIkmonki wrote:
why is the newspaper dated for tomorrow?
Ha Ha we live in a different time zone::S The paper used to be printed in Port Alfred and distributed on Friday,Its now printed in Port Elizabeth and somedays arrives in the shops Thursday morn
 

Carlos Moran

Sealiner
Hi Guys
It does look like a deformed kob,you can see the faint ''spots'' along the lateral line and the prominent middle fin in the tail.Here is a pic of a triple tail,totally different.Maybe Lead Head can clear this one up for us!
 

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Flippie

Sealiner
Here is another pic of a triple tail

That fish isnt a triple tail its a deformed cob u can see it in the head and tail of the fish
 and a triple tail is more rounder

maybe a triple cob mommycob and daddy triple tail 
 

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stinkmossel

Sealiner
tot die stert vin en rug vin lyk nes n kabeljou. en die kop.
hulle moet kyk of hy otholoid/otholids in sy kop het, (GEHOORBEENJIES) N KABELJOU IS AL VIS WAT DIT HET.
 

Enigma

Moderator
I've caught bass and carp with the same deformity.

Damaged spines normally as a result of an injury caused by a predator while very young, often by a cormorant that spears the fish.

Definitely a Kob that has a stunted growth of the base of the tail, most probably as a result of an injury.

Colours, scales, head shape, pelvic fins, mouth (jaw line) and even the actual tail fin are all those of a Kob.
 
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