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Submitted by micktree on Fri, 2011-02-25 21:22
hey guys an idea what type of fish this is caught in indo
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Submitted by micktree on Fri, 2011-02-25 21:22
hey guys an idea what type of fish this is caught in indo |
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DieHard
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huge gob!!! :O
huge gob!!! :O
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Carry
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We c aught a few of them up at rowley shoals and our skipper called them south african snapper might be a nickname other than that im not to sure .Good eating tho
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Faulkner Family
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looks a bit like the emperor
looks a bit like the emperor in the body shape. looks like it would have given you a nice fight too
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crasny1
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Obviously not an Ozzie fish!!!!!
By the look off it its somewhere else. Perhaps South East Asia somewhere! Correct?
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PS I have no bloody idea!!!!
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micktree
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bali
fish was caught in bali and know one has any idea
spanishmackeral
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its got some pretty colours
its got some pretty colours in it, whatever it is
poddyfish
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ive seen a few pics of these guys in the SDM mag...... i thinkkkk its called a buffalo emporer or something similar??? dont quote me tho
looks like a pretty solid fish - lutjanid family also if it is a buffalo so gotta be pretty good on the tooth
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fishnut
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Orange-spotted Emperor
Orange-spotted Emperor (also called Orange-finned, Yellow-finned, Yellow-spotted)
Lethrinus erythracanthus (some books still call it L. kallopterus)
occurs from Africa right across to the GBR (including northern WA)