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The world's oceans are a vast habitat for countless creatures that settle, spawn, dig or feed on the seafloor. They also influence the shape
Winner, adults category: What’s on the Menu by Sam Oakes, Richmond, Surrey.
“Our everyday decisions impact not only our local environment but those distant from us, in this case the watery home of the puffin. Human decisions are depleting sand eel availability and changing the fish species on the puffin’s menu, day in, day out, an impact all too plain to see whilst I spent several weeks out on the Isle of May [in Scotland] this summer.”
Photograph: Sam Oakes/NERC Science photo competition
The Sand Eel - A Superb Bait Fish
The sand eel, also called a sandeel and a sand lance, at first glance appears to be a small eel, but upon closer examination is seen to more closely resemble a fish that has simply been stretched out. The sand eel is in fact a fish, and not a member of eel family.The sand eel makes its home in the waters of the North Atlantic. There are at least two major species, the European sand eel, Ammodytes tobianus, which is found from the coasts of Greenland and Iceland, to the British Isles, Scandinavia, and as far south as the coast of Spain. The American sand eel, Ammodytes americanus, is found along the east coast of Canada, and through the coastal New England states to New Jersey, although a few have been sighted as far south as Delaware. The heaviest concentrations of the American sand eel are found in the waters off Nova Scotia, the coast of Maine, and Cape Cod. These fish are typically 4 to 6 inches long and roughly a tenth as wide as they are long.
3 minute Glass Eel This pattern is an absolute must if you fish for sea run browns. Extremely quick to tie and very realistic.
Icelandic puffin gathered a lot of sand eels for feeding of the new blood