THE ULTIMATE ANGLING BUCKET LIST

So not a likely repeat prospect for the future. But for completeness, positive identification is quoted as
being achieved from an internal examination and count of the pyloric caeca, these being finger like
projections located close to the junction between the stomach and the intestines, of which in this case
there should be forty five to one hundred and fourteen.
The same source quotes Atlantic salmon as having forty to seventy four, which means that unless a
specific individual has more than seventy four, the degree of over-lap is such as to be of absolutely no
help whatsoever.
Thankfully, the gums at the base of the teeth are also said to be noticeably white. Not that any of this
matters, because unless there is another mass break out, a repeat catch just ain't going to happen anyway.
FRESHWATER SPECIES
As a specialist sea angler, and in particular a boat angler, it would be both unwise and unrealistic for
me to offer advice in any measure on a branch of fishing I frequently take advice on myself, for which
reason I intend to do nothing more than recount my own personal experiences here, such as they are.
There will however also be some observations and comments which strike me as being relevant at the
time, in addition to which, cross referencing is made to a number of species related audio interviews
with a range of nationally renowned experts in their various fields in which tactical information is
provided.
There are however two specific exceptions to this, both fish with adipose fins, and to my way of thinking
therefore both game fish species, where I feel I have sufficient expertise to offer a more definitive
account, these being the char and the schelly.
All record listed freshwater species are discussed, including those which for whatever reason are
currently suspended from further claims. But not within species coarse fish variants such as mirror and
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