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This couple, possibly brother & sister, (they look alike) look to be holding monkfish, or goosefish (AKA anglerfish) - If anyone else has an idea - would be nice to hear it..there are few examples like this, of the whole fish, held after a catch.

Looks like a Flathead to me.

They are similar aren't they - but I don't see that whiskered catfish style protuberance on the head. ...here are some images of fishermen with their flathead fish. cannondam.com/fishingreport/big_fish.php and - www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://z.about.com/d/fishing...

I think it's a class of catfish, it is dark at the top, it mean is a deep water fish.

They are flathead.....

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