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16 May 02 - 06:11 AM (#711449) Subject: fish problems From: fogie In view of the urgently cascaded advice from public health regarding not eating shark, swordfish and marlin, should I worry about my increasing dependance on mudcat, what health problems are lying in wait for us all. Whats worse I'm a pisces, and I work with mercury sphygs. Has there been a thread about the hazards of fish? |
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16 May 02 - 06:26 AM (#711456) Subject: RE: fish problems From: CarolC should I worry about my increasing dependance on mudcat Maybe so, fogie. Mudcats are bottom dwellers. Who knows where we've been and what we've been eating. Maybe it's time for you to become very afraid. |
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16 May 02 - 06:34 AM (#711458) Subject: RE: fish problems From: mooman Though I hate to disagree with you on anything Carol, not all Mudcatters are benthic species. We also have our fair share or raw prawns, angler fish, lampreys and slippery eels. I still credit most here as being real Mudcats though! Very best regards, mooman |
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16 May 02 - 06:47 AM (#711461) Subject: RE: fish problems From: GUEST,Crazy Eddie mooman, I believe I have apotted a few red herrings, and the occasional cod as well! Still, I school myself to flounder on, as I do enjoy the plaice. |
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16 May 02 - 06:49 AM (#711463) Subject: RE: fish problems From: kendall On a "scale" of 1 to 10, I'd put Mudcat at 11. |
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16 May 02 - 06:59 AM (#711468) Subject: RE: fish problems From: Pied Piper I'm fedup to the gills with all the fishy goings on in this plaice.PP |
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16 May 02 - 08:33 AM (#711520) Subject: RE: fish problems From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull there is a big fish museum thing in hull, www.thedeep.co.uk |
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16 May 02 - 08:55 AM (#711530) Subject: RE: fish problems From: Murph10566 Just angling to borrow a Fin... M. |
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16 May 02 - 11:28 AM (#711630) Subject: RE: fish problems From: Mr Red Me? Just small fry. Like the red herring gag - in theory - can't stand fish in the flesh. Maybe a song from Wales (I know baleanoptra are not piscatorial at all but it seemed funny when I thought of it) "W'ell kipper welcome in the hillside" Anyone for a game of sardines? |
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16 May 02 - 05:43 PM (#711861) Subject: RE: fish problems From: Liz the Squeak Oh for Cod's hake, why can't I eat shark?? LTS |
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16 May 02 - 06:24 PM (#711888) Subject: RE: BS: fish problems From: Giac MUST you keep carping on it? |
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16 May 02 - 08:10 PM (#711936) Subject: RE: BS: fish problems From: Pete Jennings Send down four skin-divers...that'll sort them out. Pete |
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16 May 02 - 08:41 PM (#711951) Subject: RE: BS: fish problems From: Ebbie If I'm not mistaken, the mudcat can travel overland quite some distance. Just look at how versatile and all-comprehensive we are! |
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16 May 02 - 10:12 PM (#712000) Subject: RE: BS: fish problems From: Celtic Soul I hate to place a serious question here, as this thread is so very light hearted, but I do need to ask about the following: "In view of the urgently cascaded advice from public health regarding not eating shark, swordfish and marlin..." Can anyone tell me whazzup here? As meat goes, the only thing I eat *is* fish. Is there something to be afraid of that I have not heard??? Thanks in advance!
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17 May 02 - 04:46 AM (#712141) Subject: RE: BS: fish problems From: GUEST 'pon my sole, I still think this plaice is brill! |
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17 May 02 - 04:49 AM (#712143) Subject: RE: BS: fish problems From: fogie Dear celtic soul, There has been found to be enough mercury in certain fish species see above for a general warning to be issued in UK not to eat them at all if youre pregnant and only one portion per week if youre not or is it if youre a child. This has set people worrying about other fish like tuna |
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17 May 02 - 05:06 AM (#712147) Subject: RE: BS: fish problems From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull If yuou are interested in fish vibit Hull, there is a big aqurium (dont think i spelt that right, Its a big fish tank) look here www.the deep.co.uk There is a new fish market as well calleed Fishgate, but i dont think they got a website, i didnlt find one anywat.You can see it as you drive into Hull on the A63, you can get some cheap fish but you have to wake up early, Hull has got the best fish shops in UK (probably in the world anyway) and there is fish on the floor (Hull Fish Trail).john |
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17 May 02 - 05:41 AM (#712157) Subject: RE: BS: fish problems From: ozmacca Jeez, yea, g'day... and all that Orstrilian stuff. When you hear what they say down here about us having the best fish (crab/prawns/lobster/beef/mutton/lamb/wheat/corn/oats/you get the point) in the world.... (well, they say it everywhere don't they?)... you haven't lived until you've tried a nice fresh barramundi big enough to hang over the plate all round. Mind you, if you try some of the oysters they're talking about from some of the rivers on our coastline, you might not live much longer. Think I'll stick to porridge. |
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17 May 02 - 01:56 PM (#712439) Subject: RE: BS: fish problems From: Stephen L. Rich This thread is giving me a haddock. People keep posting to it just for the halibt. |
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17 May 02 - 02:03 PM (#712443) Subject: RE: BS: fish problems From: John MacKenzie This is like a bad bream,some of the remarks are au-dace-ious. Must go now as I fancy a shad, followed by the piece of cod that passeth all understanding. Reservoir: do drop in any time.....Giok |
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17 May 02 - 02:04 PM (#712444) Subject: RE: BS: fish problems From: SINSULL Mercury poisoning? Isn't that "Mad Hatter's' disease? OAR am I mistaken? I know - I am miserable at puns! |
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17 May 02 - 05:21 PM (#712544) Subject: RE: BS: fish problems From: Celtic Soul Squid it. Herring all this is really making me sick. You're gilling me here. FINish it already. This thread is floundering anyway. It's all a bunch if tripe, if you ask me. That last one really smelt in my opinion. I think we're all being a bit shellfish here. Many are just showing off their mussles. I have to tuna guitar now, so I'll catch you all on the net. |
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17 May 02 - 06:55 PM (#712600) Subject: RE: BS: fish problems From: Big Mick Walleye don't know what to think about you folks!! Mick |
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17 May 02 - 07:23 PM (#712607) Subject: RE: BS: fish problems From: Cobble I've been trawling through this thread and I havent caught a thing. Cobble |