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• floridasnooker1 Boynton BeachPosts: 4 Greenhorn

  January 2020 #2

  What kind of fish is this ?  Thanks

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• Shedhead Posts: 62 Deckhand

  January 2020 #3

  Parrot fish.
   If I'm not mistaken

  But hey dare, what do I know.. I'm just a Yankee salmon fisherman.. or no? See some of my pictures on instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/BDMhg_NKD21/... search jamers_h

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• xenia Posts: 1,116 Officer

  January 2020 #4

  Possibly a Queen Parrotfish to be more specific.

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• floridasnooker1 Boynton BeachPosts: 4 Greenhorn

  January 2020 #5

  It had long thin individual teeth that were not fused together.

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• CountryBumpkin Fla. Piney WoodsPosts: 1,892 Captain

  January 2020 #6

  floridasnooker1 said:

  It had long thin individual teeth that were not fused together.

  
  

  Must be a Puddingwife then. Although 1st glance at photo does look like parrotfish.

  But you are correct teeth are wrong for parrotfish.

  https://reefguide.org/carib/pixhtml/puddingwife6.html
  

  
  

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• stc1993 Albany, GA Carrabelle, FLPosts: 9,500 Admiral

  January 2020 #7

  Looks like your correct CB.

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• floridasnooker1 Boynton BeachPosts: 4 Greenhorn

  January 2020 #8

  Thanks for your help.  Checked out the puddingwife wrasse on google and you guys were correct.  thanks

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• Barrell Posts: 1,305 Officer

  January 2020 #9

  I won 1500 yards of 80 pound braid by sending a picture of pudding wife wrath into  sportsfishing magazine. They have a stump the chumps section.
  

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• Usedtobeeasy Posts: 8 Greenhorn

  January 2020 #10

  Puddingwife it is. Common off P B years ago. Better than hogfish.

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• Soda Popinski GrovelandPosts: 16,362 AG

  January 2020 #11

  how's it taste?

  You can't pet a dead dog back to life 

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