Thanks for the help guys. Looks a better match to the picture than anything else I've found.
Turned out to be a great day, my first tuna, first grey band cod (13.5Kg) and first pale snapper! Can't take the credit for the cracking baldy, that was all my wifes work.
wopjrb
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they look like rosy snapper - maybe juviniles
struth, better get a beer then
Ryan Thipthorp (not verified)
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Pale Snapper!
Pale Snapper i reckon, nice eating fish!
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milsey
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looks like you went alright,
looks like you went alright, baldie, tuna, pinkie, i think ryan is spot on have a look at this link http://www.museum.wa.gov.au/faunabase/_asp_bin/MapITcx.asp?d=Fishes&t=Etelis radiosus&r=1280x1024
markj
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Thanks for the ID
Thanks for the help guys. Looks a better match to the picture than anything else I've found.
Turned out to be a great day, my first tuna, first grey band cod (13.5Kg) and first pale snapper! Can't take the credit for the cracking baldy, that was all my wifes work.
crasny1
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Beautiful looking fish
How far off and how deep
neels
Flat seas!!!
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markj
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Long way
Derwent wreck is about 30NM out in 200 metres. Gives your arms a good workout.