[Harbour Hoodlum]

That is a nice Harbour King and a genuine 110cm.

Very nice.

[Some kind of eel, caught at the Entrance at dusk (Highfin Moray Eel)]

Where was it caught M.J.

I've never seen a Green Moray with Blotches or that colour Rick usually that uniformed Greenish colour.

[Burrinjuck wild life]

They're great Neil, part of the big picture when you go away hey.

Thanks.

[What is it ( southern fusilier)]

I stand corrected Rick, you are right and the ones I have seen would be those as well.

Thanks mate.

I'll go and have a hard look in the mirror and give myself a uppercut.

[What is it ( southern fusilier)]

Common name Blue Fusilier or Yellow and Blueback Fusilier "Caesio teres"

Seen 2 come in from Sydney in the last 5 weeks

One I believe weighed 700 grams

[ID please (shortfin pike)]

A couple of common names for this fish.

Yellowtail Barracuda.

Or

Striped Barracuda.

That' why a latin name sorts this out.

"Sphyraena obtusata"

[Zapped by a Flathead]

Could have it hit a nerve in your hand/arm.

[Blue movie]

Excellent in all aspects.

[ID (sentimental value)]

If it was caught in WA, my guess as WA hasn't  got any big freshwater fish (maybe a released one) would be 

either a Gold Spotted cod or a Blackspot cod as a QLD Groper doesn't have those facial/mouth markings.

Also common names are a buggar as some call both the above fish Estuary/Malabar cod.

[Whole day at Clifton Gardens]

Great report NT, seems like a great day was had. 

[Fish ID Please (fourline cardinal fish)]

Sydney Cardinalfish. "Ostorhinchus limenus"

[Fish ID please]

I'm with you Paddy, Slatey Bream/ Painted Sweetlip "Diagramma dictum"

[What sort of trevally? (Brassy Trevally)]

The Yellow Dorsal and Tail fins plus the spot (faint as it is) at the top of the gill plate definitely, a Brassy Trevally.

But at 24kgs and 100cm definitely not.

[Nelson Bay fish from the rocks (5x fish. Id'd now)]

First is a Female Crimson Banded Wrasse

Second is a Male Crimson Banded Wrasse

Third is a Silver Drummer

Fourth is a Eastern Kelp Fish

Good on you returning them to the water when unsure of what they were.

[Australian Geographic]

All photos are excellent, but number 8 I recon is the best.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-08-10/gallery-of-section-winners/8785800

[Great Sunday - but what fish is this?]

No Horizontal stripes on this fish hence my guess as a Purple wrasse.

But always happy to be corrected.  

[Forgot the rods]

Awesome photos Jon and as Burger said "as usual"

[Bare Island Bombora]

Great Photo.

[Survey about jetskis]

Voice you concerns by filling out the survey is my suggestion.

[Catch ID (Bearded Ling)]

Top is a Ling or a few other common names "Largetooth Beard" Lotella rhacina

 

and the Eel is a "Green Moray" Gymnothorax prasinus or a few other common names

[River/lake fishing on finnish Lapland (long report)]

Fantastic repot Jani, excellent read.

Thanks for taking the time to write it up

[Bamboo Shark? (Blind Shark)]

I don't believe Bamboo Sharks are found in OZ.

[Bamboo Shark? (Blind Shark)]

No Burtie. It's a Blind Shark Brachaelurus waddi.

[Pikes and ide, new pb.]

You have to be happy with that.

You caught some nice fish and three generations enjoying each others company whilst fishing.

Not many of us can do that.

Thanks.

[Great Sunday - but what fish is this?]

My guess would be a Purple Wrasse Notolabrus fucicole.

Also bad luck with the Flatty, what a buggar.