I was trying to catch a Feather Blenny or anything random that was hiding in the marina and I caught this. I read that Feather Blenny, Naked Goby and Seaweed Blenny are the common species in New York but I think this is something different.
possible goby ID
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Guest_FishyJackson_*
, Sep 20 2014 07:04 PM
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#1 Guest_FishyJackson_*
Posted 20 September 2014 - 07:04 PM
Whats up guys, its that time again. Fishy Jackson has caught a fresh new unidentified sea animal.
I was trying to catch a Feather Blenny or anything random that was hiding in the marina and I caught this. I read that Feather Blenny, Naked Goby and Seaweed Blenny are the common species in New York but I think this is something different.
I was trying to catch a Feather Blenny or anything random that was hiding in the marina and I caught this. I read that Feather Blenny, Naked Goby and Seaweed Blenny are the common species in New York but I think this is something different.
#2 Guest_zooxanthellae_*
Posted 20 September 2014 - 11:54 PM
Whats up guys, its that time again. Fishy Jackson has caught a fresh new unidentified sea animal.
I was trying to catch a Feather Blenny or anything random that was hiding in the marina and I caught this. I read that Feather Blenny, Naked Goby and Seaweed Blenny are the common species in New York but I think this is something different.
First thing that comes to mind is a wrasse known as a "cunner". Do you have any other pictures?
#3 Guest_FishyJackson_*
Posted 21 September 2014 - 09:06 AM
Wow I can't believe it's likely just a bergall. Now that I look at it again I can tell by the fins it;s not a Goby, and based on that spot on the dorsal I guess it is just a cunner/bergall. Ive caught small bergalls that look different than this before, this has to be the biggest letdown of my microfishing career haha.
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