looks like a thready to me. or a blue nose. that tail is a dead giveaway with the size of the fish iy belongs to.. on closer inspection i would say no to thready as there isnt anything under the chin.
Striped Threadfin are dusky in the dorsal area with 7 or so darker stripes along the scale rows on the side above the lateral line. The pectoral fins are unbranched and there are five free filamentous rays.
Striped Threadfin grow to 1.6kgs and 46cms in length.
They are considered good eating.
In Australia, Striped Threadfin are found from central Western Australia, around the tropical north to Brisbane Queensland, over muddy bottoms of the continental shelf, from estuaries to coastal beaches and to relatively deep waters (less than 122m).
pgreen1
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I'm no expert but I would
I'm no expert but I would say so
cudbfishn
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thats sweet. but how did you
thats sweet. but how did you catch it?
abandon
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Fishing for whiting in the
Fishing for whiting in the shallow water
Faulkner Family
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looks like a thready to me.
looks like a thready to me. or a blue nose. that tail is a dead giveaway with the size of the fish iy belongs to.. on closer inspection i would say no to thready as there isnt anything under the chin.
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
dodgy
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Bluey
Bluey
Does anyone know where the love of god goes, when the waves turn the minutes to hours?
abandon
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Striped threadfin maybe
Striped Threadfin are dusky in the dorsal area with 7 or so darker stripes along the scale rows on the side above the lateral line. The pectoral fins are unbranched and there are five free filamentous rays.
Striped Threadfin grow to 1.6kgs and 46cms in length.
They are considered good eating.
In Australia, Striped Threadfin are found from central Western Australia, around the tropical north to Brisbane Queensland, over muddy bottoms of the continental shelf, from estuaries to coastal beaches and to relatively deep waters (less than 122m).
Faulkner Family
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another northern species to
another northern species to add to the local list. now where are the rest of the family. i want some. yum
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
CURT
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Golden bay.?
Do u mean golden bay near secret harbor?
abandon
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Yepski, that Golden Bay.
Yepski, that Golden Bay. That's why I was surprised to see it
kinga86
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Have caught them on the west
Have caught them on the west side of Exmouth. They fight bloody well on the light stuff and wont hesitate to nail a soft plastic :)