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two-banded bream Diplodus vulgaris 140611 ©RLLord 8588 smg
white bream Diplodus sargus 140611 ©RLLord 8587 smg
This couch's sea bream, Pagrus pagrus, captured by Richard Le Prevost on 9 September 2011 weighed 4205 grams. At the time of capture this was a British angling record. This fish is known as a red porgy in the USA and the FAO of the United Nations refers to it as a common sea bream. In Britain the fish is named after Dr. Jonathan Couch from Polperro, Cornwall, who first identified the fish from a single specimen, which was captured three miles south of Polperro, Cornwall on the 8 December 1842. Dr Couch was the author of the four volume "The History of the fishes of the British Isles." File no. 090911 9478 ©RLLord fishinfo@guernsey.net
This white bream, Diplodus sargus, was caught by Troy Waterman fishing off Ozanne Steps north of Fermain Bay on Guernsey's east coast on 26 October 2011. The fish had a total weight of 14 ounces and 8 drams. It had a total length of 264 mm, a fork length of 232 mm, and a standard length of 199 mm. White bream are recent arrivals to Guernsey waters; they are being caught with increased frequency. File No. 261011 8550 fishinfo@guernsey.net All Rights Reserved ©RLLord
A king soliderbream, Argyrops spinifer, imported from Oman into Fulton Fish Market, New York in April 1989. The fish weighed 2948 grams. File No. 23 0489 ©RLLord fishinfo@guernsey.net
A gilthead sea bream, Sparus auratus, from Guernsey waters. File No. 3-172 ©RLLord fishinfo@guernsey.net
two-banded bream Diplodus vulgaris 140611 ©RLLord 8588 smg
two-banded bream Diplodus vulgaris 140611 ©RLLord 8588 smg
two-banded bream Diplodus vulgaris 140611 ©RLLord 8588 smg
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