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WHAT'S THAT FISH? Target species ID for UK, France & Northern Europe Spearfishing
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
- I know how hard it is to try and identify fish from books or photos online where the fish have been dead for hours. When spearfishing we see the fish in their natural environment which can look drastically different to when they are out of the water. I have put together this video to help new and old divers to be able to identify the common target species you will find in the UK and Northern Europe. Don't know a thick lipped mullet from a golden grey? This is the video for you!
Many thanks to the following people for helping with this video:
Michael Byø, the flatfish master
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0:00 Introduction
1:20 Plaice
2:40 Flounder
4:37 Turbot
6:08 Brill
7:04 Dover Sole
8:01 Lemon Sole / Topknot / Dab
8:47 Atlantic Halibut
9:18 Sea Bass
10:57 Thick Lipped Mullet
11:39 Thin Lipped Mullet
12:25 Golden Grey Mullet
13:14 Ballan Wrasse
14:20 Pouting
15:30 Atlantic Cod
16:40 Pollack
17:50 Coal Fish
18:21 Black Bream
My favourite video you've done!
I've been FLOUNDERing a bit over lockdown looking for a good PLAICE I COD spear. Always good to get back to BASSics ❤️
Coronavirus is POLLOCKS and I hope you can go out again soon!
No.... Please no
@@drafttheraft5499 why are you saying no no
Are you dumb or something
@@farahannous5536 bet you’re fun at parties aha
That thumbnail is something else. Amazing picture there. Looking forward to watching this one later
Cheers mate. Just watched your crustacean cook up this morning. Got me sad and happy at the same time 🤣 Thumbnail is actually a 4K screen grab from my GH5, not even an actual photo.
@Daniel Mann It was mothers birthday and she was very chuffed with the seafood platter. Just finished watching this video, very professional production mate, not only that it's very informative and people will learn so much from this. Well done👍
You should come Spearfishing in jamaica 🇯🇲
7:43 Church Ope Cove! Love that place Portland is so beautiful
I wanted a video like this so bad when I first started spearing thank you so much for doing this and helping out the new spearos
Very funny AND educational. 20 Minutes just flew by. Best Spearfishing Channel by far. Thank you, Daniel!!
i dont know why but your spearguns make the most satisfying sound when they discharge
I'm looking into starting spearfishing and your videos help a lot! Cheers from Denmark!
Very interesting! Thanks for sharing! 👍👍👍
Deephouse and spear fishing what an obscure combo , I like it
Die hausmusik!
another way to tell a Halibut is that once your close to the fish you will hear a voice in side you screaming "HHAAAAAALLIIIIBUUTTT".
Very true!
Having been a sport diver and spear fishing nut for 25 years I can tell ya being along on your dives is like being in the water again.... Thank You for posting and if you ever
get to dive the USA dive the Channel Islands off California for Big Sheepshead's... meat is like lobster... ugly fish but the BUT factor is delicious...... call 'em by smashing
urchin's and tapping on rocks..... fun as can be.
Cheers Robert!
Great to see some amazing fish we just don't see in Australia. I wish our flounder were as common!
Do one about the Mediterranean species (+Spain and Portugal if you could)!
Great video, optimal for lockdown.
In the future maybe do something on how to find your own great fishing spots and what to look for underwater ;)
I don't even spearfish and I found this video very interesting. Well done
Glad to hear that Michael!
Ho, those afternoons with my grandpa, in the Mediterranean see near Gruissan, fishing 200m from the shore on thin white sand, bringing home a dozen soles and turbots with the shortest and cheapest spear gun available at Decathlon. Stopping on some rocky formations on the way home to get some fresh wild oysters. Those were the good times.
Great vid! This will certainly come in handy for Jamie's flatfish competition through Summer! 👊
Unfortunately it won’t help us find any more than usual 🤣
I moved from Sardinia to Northern Germany and I decided to keep spearfishing, but in Denmark (Since in Germany it is illegal). I've been researching a lot about species I could encounter, but this video was the best sum up!
Great video like always man!
Thanks!
Go to Norway or Sweden for amazing fishing. But maybe not spear fishing.
Why is it Illegal. That is so stupid.
Nice mustache. Great video! I love all the bloopers in your videos, keep including them!
Thanks Uzair, there were loads more. I shouldn’t drink and make videos 🤣
Daniel, Just watched this....really good content. Learned lots. Many thanks
Glad it has helped!
I wanted to find a good practical fish identification resource for the UK and your video popped up on CZcams. Really good content. I look forward to your videos. Thanks again.
Always good job 🧜🏼♂️🎥🎞️
Brazil 🇧🇷 here again 🤙🏼
Fantastic video! Could you do a very similar video for reef fish (like Trevally, Grouper, Jacks, Trigger, Wahoo, etc.)? Great job again on all your videos!
9:00 Or you can go to Daniels videos and listen to them scream “HALIBUT HALIBUT”
Either works for me 🙃
@@DanielMann hi Daniel can you suggest me a good flashlight for spear fishing ?
I just got an orca torch. It’s built like a tank and bright as bright can be.
It’s the new D710. I got it sent to me as a tester model. Literally showed up on Saturday. Looks the bollocks!
@@DanielMann would you reccommend it?
Finally someone talked about ballan wrasse. In my opinion its the most underaded fish in norway where Iive.
Compliments for your video ciao Daniel.
Grazie Mario
Damnn I need this video for Californian fish.
Never thought I'd be inspired to travel to the UK for spearing though, good job Dan!
My work here is done if I’ve convinced someone to dive here 🤣
First off would like to thankyou for the amazing vid and the quality of info you pass on through them. I especially appreciated the parts where you add details about expected sizes and age to maturity, small nuggets which help in determining a more selective and intelligent approach to targeting the fish, ensuring better sustainability for the future!!
Would love it if you could make a similar one for fish in the Mediterranean
Glad to help! Unfortunately I don't have much experience with Mediterranean species nor footage.
spend all day checking CZcams for this video
It would have been posted 6hrs ago but I found a spelling error 🤣 Export again, upload again 🤦♂️
An another nice video Sir Daniel! Thank you so much 👌😊
Brilliant video. ive learnt more from this than i have in 40 years going to the beach and trying to fish...
Glad you enjoyed it Phill!
I didn't know until quite recently that a ballan wrasse of 6 to 7 lb is probably about 25 to 30 years old, I use to keep the odd 1 or 2 to roast whole over a driftwood fire on the beach and just pick the meat off the fish and I thought they're very tasty but since finding out about how long it takes b4 they hit breeding age etc I'll be catching and returning in future but that being said if people are taking them for the table and not just for pot bait then that's fine with me as they're certainly not over fished in the UK.
Great underwater footage btw, and very informative.
Very cool to have that information. Thank you. I may never get over there but it's nice to learn something new
Cheers James, lots of species here to try your hand at.
I don’t live in that part of the world but still appreciate the breakdown of species! It will help when I watch videos from that part of the world. Thanks!
Glad you still got something out of it!
Great vid and editing Dan!
Thanks mate!
Yes Dan! So easy to watch your videos mate.
Keep em coming
Cheers Kory!
Good stuff! You could make it into a series, fish in different areas etc. Hope to convince make one for Mediterranean areas too! Keep it up!
Imizinge good luck 👌👍
I'm not a spearo but I fish often from the Yorkshire coast, dab and whiting are probably the most common species up here, along with cod. Great vid!
Nice mullet mate awesome video 👏👏👏💪
Glad you enjoyed it
Can't think of a better way to kick off my quarantine. Cheers and thanks for your awesome content!
You are the best this was so helpful keep it up 👍🐟
Thanks Daniel Wether you're spearfishing or sitting in you're house always very pleasant to listning to you
Good video
Thank you sir!
Very helpful. Thanks
always love to watch
Another great video 👍🏼 think my brain’s doubled in size during these lockdowns purely based on the info in ur vids! Thanks!
Cheers Ben!
i worked in DC's best sea food place for over 2 years and cooked many of these fish but it was so cool to see them in the water and all the info you gave. earned a sub from me!
Great video Dan, saw it via LIC :D keep safe and keep the videos coming
Cheers Adam!
@@DanielMann always welcome Dan keep safe
Hey Daniel. Lovely video! Ever had the chance to go trout-hunting in Denmark? Lovely fish and a great hunt. One of the highest rated fish in Danish water. Cheers!
With the ban on night spearfishing in Denmark it is very difficult to find them during the daytime. But I would certainly love to look for them none the less.
Just found out about this channel yesterday and have been binging all your vids! Great stuff man keep it up!
Welcome aboard!
Thumbs all up Daniel Mann!
What a great video man has taught me alot. I am buying my first spear gun very soon and am looking forward to getting into it!
Glad it was helpful 🙌
@@DanielMann was extremely helpful and will be using your channel for tips and help when I am beginning my spear fishing journey !
Very nice 👌👍
Amazing video and amazing content.
Amazing video as usual! You should do the same for Mediterranean species
If only I could manage to get close enough to any of them to make such a video...
Looking forward to this one now💪 5 o'clock can't come soon enough
Outstanding vid 🤙🏻
Pollack kinda reminds me of the snook we have here in Florida bucket mouth and big powerful tail and easily distinguishable
Awesome 😎👍 Do another species video!
when I tell you I jumped onto this video, I did
great video very helpfull
Best CZcams Channel, hands down
Missed your videos bro
Keep it up
Thank you! I want to begin spearfishing and I was looking forward for information on which fish I could take into atlantic waters. Really good video, I have everything that I wanted. Cheers from France! :D
Glad I could help. Very similar fish in France but you get a lot more White Sea bream and gilthead sea bream 🙂
Excellent video, keep up the good work. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I like the groovy music in the background.
Thanks!
Amzing Job bro !!!Bravo !!
20 species in this video and you don't care about any of them... Dentex only haha!
Hahahahahahahah ..Still i saw it all !!From all of them only seabass i have manage to catch !!
Such an amazing channel, You deserve a million subs already.
Very nice Daniel!
Interesting and enjoying!
Learned so much again from you
Are there any octopuses there?
Thanks for sharing!!!!!
There are some octopuses here but not very commons. More likely to find cuttlefish.
Love the vid I keep watching it over and over again, love the beard man
Thanks mate 😉👍
Great video man. This would make a great series, Australian reef species, Australian inshore species etc.
great vid, would be great to see vids like this for australian areas e.g. sydney, nnsw, coral sea
So many fish species to cover it would be a full time job filming it all.
@@DanielMann haha yea would have to be a bit more rapidfire, kill shot video with shots on the dubstep drop? ;)
Love the video Dan!
Quick question, have you done one of these for Australia? If not, you think you could or is there too many fish to go through? 😂
Too many fish! Literally hundreds and hundreds just off my hometown.
Great video Danny cheers from galicia
Great video! Kind of feel like the Mackerel is missing.
Not commonly speared and as I said I can’t cover everything! Maybe in part 2 🤷♂️
like the mustache! great video.
Great vid! Thanks Daniel
Very informative... appreciate the insight...🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Thanks Daniel, Hang in there you guys !! Cheers Andrew , Mackay Queensland Australia , Lockdown whats that??
I did have to laugh when Brisbane had a three day lockdown. Welcome to the party haha. I haven’t legally been allowed to meet anyone outside of my household indoors since October!
Don't call mullets "humble"...They are tasty and very good! Your explanation to differentiate them is great! As a Mediterranean spearfisher I have trouble differentiating them...and we have got a 4th one here😬. Awesome vid, as always
A lot of people turn their nose up at them in the U.K. and they are quite prolific and easy to shoot, hence the humble mullet. The red mullet is also in the U.K. but not very common during the day. It’s not a true mullet either.
@@DanielMann yeah, nothing to do with the red mullet. It's called "Mugil cephalus". If you are curious, you can see one in my "catch and cook" thumbnail vid. Definitely the tastiest of them all!
Massive Mustache!! Wifey must be very happy ;) no honestly, looks great
She loves the moustache. It's even better when I shave the rest of the beard off.
I can imagine that 100%. In Austria we call a fully grown upper lip beard "porn bar". Cause no girls can resist the bar
Thank you
You know what's amazing? Over 1500 views by now and not a single dislike!!! It's so rare nowadays to don't have haters eager to well...hate 😁
They will be here soon 🤣
Nah... They are never this late! 😁
I've been waiting for this!
we call turbot KALKAN which means shield
because the shape is very similar to the Ottoman shields
Great video as always!!
Make more when spearfishing goes wrong videos
Another banger! Cheers mate!
Cant wait til we get to watch you catch and cook a turbot.
It will be done whole over a fire that’s for sure.
I dont live in the UK but this was helpful, another amazing video!
thanks for making it clear on how to tell a Pollack from a coal fish . i had a hard time telling them apart as an American
keep up the great videos daniel!!!!
Cheers Banjo
Great video! love watching your vids and you've taught me a few things in this one.
Glad to hear it!
Pouting aka stink fish, goes off faster than a mother in laws temper
Cheers from Panama Daniel!!!
Gracias Leo!
I love your videos
Thanks Shazen!
Best way to prepare those is while they still alive, deep fry in butter or lard with lots garlic fish seasoning and little lemon juice 💕
Hey Daniel, I’ve watched many of your videos and really appreciate how you’ve shared your experiences in such a high quality cinematic way.
Coming from the warmer, fish abundant and generally clear waters of Australia, how come you’ve chosen to live in the UK?
I live in New Zealand and dream of free diving places where the water is clear and temperatures tropical.
Keen to hear the attraction of the UK.
Hey dan loved the video do you reckon you could do this sort of video but for aus
Too many species to cover. It would take a full time job to be able to film everything!
@@DanielMann hahaha fair enough
Banger vid, very creative
Good video bro, I surely learnt a lot. Thank you
My pleasure