Fish ID please
Submitted by spinfaster on Mon, 2020-05-25 11:27
Caught and released near Broome.
Closest guess I've found is a Darktail Snapper?
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Coyote_Dave
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Dark tail snapper?
Dark tail snapper?
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dark tailed seaperch mate
dark tailed seaperch mate
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spinfaster
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Thanks guys, really
Thanks guys, really appreciate it!
Had a look through fishing rules and its grouped in Tropical Snappers and Sea Perch.
No minimum size limit applies, just wondering if they are good eating? They look tasty :)
Cheers
beeroclock
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Yep good eating
i used to catch heaps of them up in the kimberleys as a kid, never really saw one bigger than say 50cm, really good done on a hot pan or wrapped in alfoil on the coals cheers dave
spinfaster
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Cheers
Thanks Dave - yeah they seem perfect pan fry size, excited to catch em now and try.