Found on the beach yesterday, every couple of years one washes up, with the tug boats only 100m away they apparently rest in the proppeller housing and don't get out quick enough, although some local pro fishermen caught a 14 to 18 foot (size depends who you talk to) tiger shark last week in the same area.

Thats my size 12 sandall next to it.

Be careful where you swim.........

i hit one the size of your sandal a few yrs. back and the local kids at the beach brought it to me with a slice from the fin on the back..a grouper

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Mark _australia said...

Be careful where you swim.........

What the hell kind of devil fish is THAT !!??????

Its a sabretooth hyena fish, genus photochop.

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Richiefish said...

Mark _australia said...

Be careful where you swim.........

What the hell kind of devil fish is THAT !!??????

I caught one of these when i was sailin in Port Phillip Bay, what you do is, tie a fishing line to your back footstrap, put a hook on the other end... Its awesome cos its free lunch! Nice with a touch of lemon and some nice mcCain vegies!

I have no idea as I got it on email years ago but I do suspect Moby is right

Talk of smelly, this whale at Safety Bay had an unpleasant odour about it.

hehe

God Bless America...

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Richiefish said...

Mark _australia said...

Be careful where you swim.........

What the hell kind of devil fish is THAT !!??????

Arnold would have said again 'Ugly matha@#$%^!'