What is the biggest fish in British waters?

Basking sharks Basking sharks They can measure up to 11m long and weigh up to 7 tonnes, making them the largest fish in British waters and almost the same weight as a London bus!

FAQ

• Can mushroom spores kill you?

  Generally no. Mushroom spores are everywhere, so everyone is breathing some all the time. Sensitive people may have allergies associated with these spores. Mushroom growers that come into contact with heavy spore loads - often oyster mushroom growers - may have severe reactions.

• What time of year do fish lay eggs?

  Spring Female fish lay eggs, with the eggs being fertilized by the males in close attendance. Eggs develop more rapidly (in a few weeks) in warmer temperatures, and more slowly in colder water (up to months). Most freshwater fish spawn in the spring, although salmon, char, and some trout spawn in the fall.

• How long do you cook cooked frozen prawns?

  Boil prawns in salt water. This should be enough water for about 1 pound (0.45 kg) of prawns. Once the water comes back to a boil, turn the heat down and cook the prawns for 3-6 minutes, until they turn pink and opaque. The prawns will float to the top when they're done.

• Can humans get diseases from fish?

  Like all animals, fish may carry germs that make people sick. These germs can also contaminate the water in which fish live. Although fish and aquarium water can spread germs to people, illness due to keeping fish is rare.

• What rod action is best for salmon?

  The Lamiglas Classic Glass is the best downrigger rod for salmon and they can withstand years of use on even the most demanding charter boats. ​They have a moderate action which means compared to a fast action the bend in the rod happens further away from the rod tip, more in the middle of the rod blank.

• How long after eating raw fish will you get sick?

  Symptoms of ciguatera poisoning generally appear between a few minutes and 6 hours after the toxic fish has been eaten. These include a variety of gastrointestinal, neurological, and cardiovascular abnormalities.

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  Yeet is an exclamation of excitement, approval, surprise, or all-around energy, often as issued when doing a dance move or throwing something.

• What is the best way to reheat fish pie?

  To reheat a pre-cooked fish pie that has been thawed, bake at 350 degrees F for about 40 minutes, until it is entirely warmed through. Finally, if you've frozen your fish pie in small, freezer-safe and microwave-safe containers, popping it in the microwave is a quick and convenient meal.

• Is ahi tuna from Vietnam safe to eat?

  Christine Blank. Retailers, restaurants, and importers should discard all yellowfin (ahi) tuna from a Vietnamese supplier linked to scombrotoxin poisoning in the United States ...

• Do spinners work on stocked trout?

  If you are able to run an in-line spinner in-front of a stocked trout you'll likely get a reactionary strike out of them. So, while powerbait and salmon eggs may be some of the best baits for stocked trout, if you are looking for a more exciting fishing method then in-line spinners can work great for stocked trout.

• Is sauvignon blanc good with fish?

  White Wine (Dry) Dry white wine like Pinot Gris or Sauvignon Blanc pair best with fish like cod and tilapia. The earthiness of the pour enhances the flavors of these fish, and plays well on the palate.

• Has a Humboldt squid ever killed a human?

  There have been confirmed Humboldt Squid attacks on human beings in the past, especially on deep sea divers. Even after being caught, a Humboldt squid will continue to be aggressive, spraying water and ink on its capturer.

• What's another name for smoked herring?

  A kipper is a whole herring, a small, oily fish, that has been split in a butterfly fashion from tail to head along the dorsal ridge, gutted, salted or pickled, and cold-smoked over smouldering woodchips (typically oak).

• Can dogs eat tinned fish?

  Canned fish such as tuna or salmon makes a healthy treat for your dog. When choosing tinned fish, look for fish packed in water without added salt. One of the best ways to feed fish is to add a quarter tin of fish to your dog's meal. ... You can also feed your dog smelts, sardines, anchovies, herring, and mackerel.

• How do I use yogurt instead of mayo?

  Here's a trick we use often as a mayonnaise substitute: substitute ½ to 2/3 of the original mayo quantity with Greek yogurt! The Greek yogurt cuts the calories back but keeps the recipe creamy. This works great in mayo-based salads like Classic Tuna Salad, Classic Egg Salad or Classic Shrimp Salad.

• Are lures good for Lake fishing?

  When fishing in a pond, a good choice is live bait or a lure imitating yellow perch, minnows, shiners, and frogs. When fishing in larger water like a lake or reservoir, matching your lures to the presence of shad, alewives, ciscos, and yellow perch will be a great idea.

• Do you cook steelhead trout the same as salmon?

  Salmon. Steelhead trout is often mistaken for salmon, as they both have bright orange-pink flesh that cooks to opaque. Substitute steelhead trout for salmon in most recipes. Compared to Atlantic salmon, which is often found in thick cuts, steelhead trout are smaller and thinner, and cook more quickly.

• How are clams canned?

  Canned clams can be simply understood as clams that are canned in a tin or pouch with their juice or water and salt. Most canned clams contain a small number of preservatives to retain the color and natural juice of the clams.

• What does fish fungus look like?

  True fungal infections in fish are less common than parasites or bacteria. They typically appear as white cottony or “furry” growths on fish but can also be internal. They can be induced by substandard water quality, infected food or open wounds, but there are many other causes.

• Are mandarin fish easy to keep?

  Mandarinfish Profile. ... Fish that are members of the Callionymidae or Dragonet family are commonly called mandarinfish. These are difficult fish to keep because of their specialized diet requirements. Once the dietary challenge has been overcome, mandarinfish are fairly easy to keep.

• Do anemones like mysis shrimp?

  Another great choice for anemone food is Mysis-Feast®, a concentrate of PE Mysis shrimp that includes a healthy dose of omega fatty acids. ...

• How long can fish frozen in water last?

  When you freeze fish with water, lean fish still last for up to 6 months while fatty fish still last for up to 4 months. Whether you use water or ice glazing does not extend the freezing time but could affect the dryness and flavor of your fish when you defrost to use. Water helps to protect the fish from freezer burn.

• What happens to squid when they die?

  When a squid dies, the muscles on the chromatophores all relax, and the chromatophores all become tiny dots. Here's an interesting illustration of what squid chromatophores can do. Octopi have evolved fairly good eyes, brain and general nervous system that can interpret the images on the retina of the eye.

• Is it bad to eat 2 cans of tuna?

  Since tuna is relatively high in mercury, one can per day would bring you to the FDA suggested maximum amount of mercury. Having more than that on occasion may not be a problem, but you are at risk of getting low dose sustained mercury poisoning. 4–7 cans of tuna is definitely enough to cause mercury poisoning.

• What is the season for mackerel?

  Mackerel is a very important fish to anglers as both a sport fish and as a bait. Mackerel are migratory and come to the UK in spring and early summer, when they will feed actively and then migrate to warmer seas in the autumn months to spawn, during which time they will feed little.

• Is Atlantic mackerel safe to eat?

  Because of their small size and short lifecycle, Atlantic mackerel are a low contaminant, highly sustainable seafood source that you can feel good about enjoying regularly.

• Can I put fish in a cloudy tank?

  In most cases, cloudy tank water does not pose a significant threat to your fish but it can affect the appearance of your tank and it may point to additional problems such as poor water quality.