Not a shark, but ...

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I thought it was illegal to catch coelacanth.

:david attenburough:


No, that is definetly not a Cod.

Hey, a little empathy here please,
it's fkn -3degrees

[Agrajag]

There was an amnesty but, so he's allowed back in.

[Ava Estelle]

Apparently it's a cod.

Cod's edible.

OK, I just looked it up, it seems they're protected, thus inedible!

Large potato cod, Epinephelus tukula ... Great Barrier Reef, Australia. OK, the cod isn't as huge as it appears but they can weigh up to 100kg. It's one of the grouper family. They feed on fish, small rays, lobster, crabs or nearly anything else they can grab by stealth, darting out from behind rocks is a favorite. An inquisitive fish, they may follow divers for complete dives but have been heavily overfished or spear-fished so are now rare and protected.

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[100%]

they're protected, thus inedible!

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What you said is illogical.

[Agrajag]

Cod's edible.

OK, I just looked it up, it seems they're protected, thus inedible!

Strange new use of the word inedible there.

[Agrajag]

they're protected, thus inedible!

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What you said is illogical.

Not only that, it's unpossible.

[Ava Estelle]

Maybe a new word is called for ... UNedible.

[Agrajag]

Kev won't approve.

[Skiz]

Some years ago I posted some pics on here of my daughter catching the odd shark or two, this isn't a shark, and, unfortunately, isn't edible, but it weighed about half of what she weighs, so altogether a good catch, even if the line did cut her fingers!

Easy, it's a grouper.

[Ava Estelle]

This is the boat they were on, I don't know why he called it Norseman, the owner, Pete, is Irish. It's based in Port Douglas.