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A European Freshwater Game Fish With A Cylindrical Body

ETBrainstormer | 15:28 Sun 03rd Jan 2016 | Crosswords

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Sunday Express General Knowledge crossword. 12 down C??B. Any ideas folks? Many thanks in advance.

Mephisto 2888

Times Jumbo Cryptic 1185

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Milvus

I'm with Shoota. Chub are not game fish. The Char is a gamefish. Char are found in most Scottish lakes. It's the Vendace that is only found in the lake district. Only in Bassenthwaite I think

shoota

Apparently Windermere has its own Char - https://www.slowfood.org.uk/ff-products/windermere-char/

Davemano

Wikipedia must be wrong also because it describes Chub as a freshwater fish of the Carp family.

dannyk13

I'm not an angler but is not any fish that is angled for a game fish?

melv16

Game fish....middle class
Coarse fish...working-class

shoota

Although it is not a hard and fast distinction Danny, generally speaking game fish are fished for with a fly or lure and coarse fish are fished for with bait, either natural or artificial.

vangogh

chub

Togo

Salmon and trout will take a bait, partial to prawns. Most coarse fish will rise to a fly, particularly perch, barbel, and believe it or not pike.

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