ps - I thought it was a gemfish
so - according to google :
barracouta is a relatively short-lived species that is related to gemfish. It is widely distributed in the Southern oceans and whilst abundant in New Zealand’s cooler waters south of Cook Strait, they also occur in our northern waters, ranging from shallow inshore areas to depths of 200m. Once an undesirable bycatch species, barracouta are now an important part of trawl fishery catches.
He said it was a barracuda!
So I vote that we split the hat 50/50 and each have a portion...?
ps Moski - In some areas its South African name of "snoek" or "snook" is also used.