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11 fish, found at https://11.fish/found, read at 2026-11-03T15:25:33Z.
Period 2690848; the next begins at 15:32:23Z, when these words may change.
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01makea.fish

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02crochet

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03Treehugger

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04Field & Stream

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05Raffael

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06鮭 11/11

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07John 21:11

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0811fountains

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09Dr. Seuss

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10open

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11open

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11 fish, found

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Places where 11 fish were already there before this one. A frame each, with a real link and where the 11 is.

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9 found, 2 frames open. The lit frame keeps the reel's clock.

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makea.fish

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A page that draws a fish only while its clock reads 11:11, morning or night.

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At any other minute it says come back at 11:11. On 11 November it hands over the pen and you draw your own.

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the 11: 11:11 twice a day, 11/11 once a year

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11 Fish

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A crochet pattern by Oriibu: one fish, worked in the round, from Amigurumi Collection Vol. 4 (Japan, 2005).

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the 11: its name

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The largest freshwater fish in the world

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Treehugger's list of the largest fish in rivers and lakes.

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the 11: the length of the list

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11 giant freshwater fish

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Field & Stream's eleven, from the Mekong giant catfish to the taimen.

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the 11: the length of the list

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Eleven Fish

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Joseph Raffael, 1978: eleven koi in green water, oil on canvas, 121.9 by 213.3 cm, in the Cleveland Museum of

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Art (1984.49).

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the 11: the koi, on a canvas 121.9 cm tall

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Salmon Day, 11 November

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A day for salmon in Japan, named by Murakami City in 1987 and certified in 2003.

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The right half of 鮭, the character for salmon, is 圭, which reads as 十一十一: eleven, eleven.

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The fish this site prices is a salmon.

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the 11: written into the word, twice

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John 21:11

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The net hauled ashore full of large fish, 153 of them, and not torn.

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the 11: chapter 21, verse 11; 153 = 1 + 2 + 3 + ~ + 17

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11fountains: The Fish of Stavoren

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Eleven fountains for the eleven cities of Friesland, made for Leeuwarden's year as European Capital of Culture

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(2018).

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Stavoren's, by Mark Dion, is a giant fish with its mouth open and the water pouring over its lips, by the

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harbour.

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the 11: 11 fountains in 11 cities; one of them is the fish

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One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish

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Dr. Seuss, 1960.

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The first odd creature met in the book has eleven fingers, and the narrator, counting past ten, wishes for

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eleven too.

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the 11: the fingers on the first creature in a book of fish

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open

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open

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At 11:11

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At 11:11 by your clock, morning or night, a fish is made here: the same fish for every clock that reads 11:11

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that day, and another at the next 11:11.

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It stays for the minute and is kept only if you keep it.

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Shape it (11 November only)Colour Body Tail Stripes Draw on the fish with a finger or a mouse; takes the last

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stroke back.

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On 11 November the pen is yours for the day: the fish can be shaped and drawn on before it is kept.

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Propose a find

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Anyone may propose; a founding member decides.

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11 can wait at a time and 11 a day may be proposed from everyone together.

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Only the link, its name and where the 11 is are kept, with your member number if you are signed in.

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None waiting now.