G govallis Feb 5, 2021 Caught it yesterday on the Newport jetty. IMG_20210204_154238_BURST003.jpg 178.3 KB · Views: 290 IMG_20210204_154250.jpg 178 KB · Views: 246
C_Run Feb 5, 2021 sktamura said: I thinks it's a Buffalo sculpin. Click to expand... Yep. Upvote 0 Downvote
B BrandonBeach Feb 6, 2021 Those are the notorious slack tide buoy 10 “anchovy gobblers” . That there looks like a bigun. Mostly over close to the N. jetty. Upvote 0 Downvote
Those are the notorious slack tide buoy 10 “anchovy gobblers” . That there looks like a bigun. Mostly over close to the N. jetty.
copperjohn Feb 6, 2021 Looks more like a Red Irish Lord to me, I've seen a couple caught before on charter boats. Upvote 0 Downvote
rogerdodger Feb 8, 2021 DOKF said: And the verdict is ...? Click to expand... I believe Buffalo Sculpin due to the 'horn' on each side of it's head. Upvote 0 Downvote
DOKF said: And the verdict is ...? Click to expand... I believe Buffalo Sculpin due to the 'horn' on each side of it's head.
G govallis Feb 8, 2021 Irish lord, cabezone and sculpin all look alike, but rogerdodger said: I believe Buffalo Sculpin due to the 'horn' on each side of it's head. Click to expand... I think so too, and the fact that it can change color. Thank you all! It was caught on the south jetty, not too far (around the yellow mark/paint), coming in but low tide, with a Biwaa 4" ultra hog plus crappie nibble. Upvote 0 Downvote
Irish lord, cabezone and sculpin all look alike, but rogerdodger said: I believe Buffalo Sculpin due to the 'horn' on each side of it's head. Click to expand... I think so too, and the fact that it can change color. Thank you all! It was caught on the south jetty, not too far (around the yellow mark/paint), coming in but low tide, with a Biwaa 4" ultra hog plus crappie nibble.