Hungry Reds
Submitted by Simo_ on Thu, 2010-05-27 19:11
Nice double header 50cm & 43cm taken in 10m, both released. A few days before the same spot produced Spanish Flag, Coral Trout, Spangled Emp, Mangrove Jack and some angry Sharks. 
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Paul G
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Nice double ,they sure are a
Nice double ,they sure are a nice looking fish sright out the water .
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great fish
Some nice fish there Simo, i assume this was at Coral Bay , sure beats the theory that you must fish deep for Reds, well done Amanda as well
Simo_
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It was in Exmouth, at one of
It was in Exmouth, at one of the shoals on the way back from Peak.
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nice couple of reds, pity
nice couple of reds, pity they were a bit on the small side, but good to see they are still swimming
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welll done Amanda nice pair
welll done Amanda nice pair of reds there ,it looked like you 2 where plagued by them
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Did the two fish take one snell each?
From the photo, the short distance between the hooks and the way they are tied got me thinking? Did one fish smash a fillet/live into two and both got hooked? If so, that is awesome:D
Simo_
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yep they took one snell
yep they took one snell each, they smashed a whole squid head.
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