An Unusual Fish
When we fish around Papa Stronsay and Stronsay our usual catch would be Coley, Mackerel and Cod. However, just the other day something came up which we had never seen before and couldn’t identify. If anyone can tell us what it is please just leave a comment.

It was very brightly coloured, weighed 500g and was 340mm long...

...and it had a formidable set of teeth!

Any help identifying this unusual fish would be appreciated.

It was very brightly coloured, weighed 500g and was 340mm long...

...and it had a formidable set of teeth!

Any help identifying this unusual fish would be appreciated.
Comments
By the way, where are the other 152 fish?!
It could be a fish of the deep sea
called "Lump Sucker":
http://www.scubatraining.com/Images/Lumpsucker07.jpg
http://www.hbw2000.com/1843Fish/22.jpg
With All Respect
A.B.
http://www.fish.state.pa.us/pafish/fishhtms/chap15.htm
http://www.glaucus.org.uk/wrasse.htm
@YoungCatholicSTL More info about Rainbow smelt -- or Osmerus mordax -- can be found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow_smelt
E H-S
Tristan Mordrelle