fish id - deep drop
Submitted by scuttlebutt on Sun, 2019-02-10 18:12
Hey guys, got these on a double header today in 300m. Any ideas what they are? Got me stumped and yeah the barotrauma doesnt help.
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fish id - deep drop
Submitted by scuttlebutt on Sun, 2019-02-10 18:12
Hey guys, got these on a double header today in 300m. Any ideas what they are? Got me stumped and yeah the barotrauma doesnt help. |
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sea-kem
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Yellow tail Emp?
Yellow tail Emp?
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Faulkner Family
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i have seen them somewhere
i have seen them somewhere before, i think they were refered to as some kind of perch . cant be posotive tho
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
scuttlebutt
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Tangs Snapper
Well after a bit of hunting I've discovered they are Tangs Snapper. Apparently top grade eating.
Alan James
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Were these caught in metro waters or further north? If metro they are a bit further south than usual. They have been on here before but caught around Exmouth.
scuttlebutt
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North east mate. Off Cairns
North east mate. Off Cairns
Crikey
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Yep Tang snapper. We usually
Yep Tang snapper. We usually get a few in coral bay.
They are sensational eating.
TONY ANDERSON
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they are ornate job fish -
they are ornate job fish - usually caught 150m and deeper - yes good eating too