GOING TO TRY A SMALL EXPERIMENT IN 2010 ,MOST OF THE DESCENT FISH I GOT LAST YEAR I TOOK SOME PICTURES OF, I THOUGHT I WOULD TRY AND SEE IF THEY ARE IN THE SAME PLACE NEXT YEAR AS I CAN REMEMBER WHERE I CAUGHT MOST OF THEM, THE PROBLEM I HAD WAS IDENTIFYING THEM BUT WHEN LOOKING AT THE PICTURES IVE GOT I NOTICED THAT THEIR GILL PLATE HAS UNIQUE SPOTS AND MARKS PROBABLY ON THE SAME THAT NO ZEBRAS STRIPES ARE THE SAME,THE FISH IN THE PICTURE IF YOU LOOK TO THE RIGHT OF ITS EYE YOU WILL SEE ITS GOT A PEAR SHAPED SPOT UNLIKE THE OTHER FISH PHOTOS IVE LOOKED AT

WHAT DO YOU GUYS THINK,ITS JUST TO SEE IF THEY RETURN AFTER BIG FLOODS AND SPAWNING TO THERE SAME HAUNT

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RS, I would be interested in how you get on. The season before last I caught a fish twice in almost the exact same place.I then caught it four times last season all with in a couple of meters of the spot where I caught it the previous season. The fish in question has a very distinctive scar on its flank so is easily recognised.

This is on a very small stream in places not much more than a meter across.


Frank

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Thats a ambitious plan for you to remember all those spots at your age
Robert

That will be interesting to read the outcome,nice rod by the way

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