Fish ID
Submitted by gruntre69 on Sun, 2017-07-09 10:08
Is this a bright redfish or swallowtail? I think bright redfish.
Caught it yesterday after a very average day out ranging from 105 meters and back into the 3 mile off Oceanreef.
Also caught a nice queeny, a just size breaksea cod and a good skippy.
Lost 3 good fish that I suspect were sharks because all 3 cut through the 80 Lb leader at or just above the hooks on the dropper loops.
Might move up a size in leader...
PS: I can't figure out how to get the photos the right way up, they are correct on my PC...
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Silver Fox
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Nannygai
Looks like a Nannygai to me, have been known to be wrong though.
My wife understands why I clean my rods n reels in the shower....
sea-kem
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That was my thoughts Chris,
That was my thoughts Chris, but yeah unsure.
Love the West!
richie68
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yellow eyed red snapper
Id from book Sea Fishes of Southern Australia.
Mulie
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I reckon you're on the
I reckon you're on the money.
Mulie
luke george
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Yellow eye nanny, we get a
Yellow eye nanny, we get a lot in the 100s but very rarely sized
Bodie
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Yep yellallw eyed nanny,
Yep yellallw eyed nanny, shit eating you want the white eyed ones
aggotts
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Harpuka lollies
Catch a few out deep puka seem to love them
Curndog
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Nannygai
yep small yellow eyed nanny
sphere
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Yellow eye
Yellow eye bightfish/nannygai/redsnapper