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i have no idea what it could be but maybe the fin is not its dorsal, might be the anal fin.......just a thought.
definitely great pics
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Re: Tuna?? being eaten by Grey seal

You`re spot on Mark78, that is the anal fin of a salmon. If you look closely you can just make out the adipose fin (pic. 1 r/h/s just before the tail) and the wrist is too narrow for a sea trout. Well spotted.



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Hake lol .. sorry Joe
i dunno just an idea lol
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