Blackfish
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Yes Henry, Painted Grinner that one.
A face only a mother could love.
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I'm with NaCHI20K9
Large Scale Saury. Sauria undosquamis.
Has come up a couple of times before.
http://www.fishraider.com.au/Invision/index.php?showtopic=81429
http://www.fishraider.com.au/Invision/index.php?showtopic=75882
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It's a Flounder. Flounder have a tail where Sole don't.
Flounder http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/content/fisheries/recreational/saltwater/sw-species/flounder
Sole http://australianmuseum.net.au/image/black-sole-from-cudgera-creek
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Jon, I doubt it would as they are specific for a Coxswains grade 1, a HLTAID003 is very easy to get these days.
Between you and I, to easy. A commercial provider would give you one in 5-6 hours and cost about $80- thats Sydney prices.
Years ago I did a St Johns course over 2 days and it was far better ..... but time kills me these days.
A specific Fishing one would be good to do for what I do.
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Does sound interesting, when and where is the issue for me.
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Only just read this, buggar.
Do they have a "catch up" for this.
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Have a good trip Steve.
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I am led to believe, but I'm easily led. That's Bluefish point is called Bluefish point..
I got a Bluefish up at Winney Bay years ago fishing for Luderick but haven't caught a Zebra Fish.
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I'm going to take a punt and only a punt, as always I'm happy to be wrong.
But could it be a Yellowbanded Wirrah Acanthistius cinctus. But with a certain phase in markings. Male,Female, Juvenile etc.
Now the only reason I say this is I don't believe a Western Wirrah comes over this way.
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That far out from most Sydney rocks you may have a problem with boat traffic running over you line.
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Sounds bloody awesome.
Looking forward to the Video.
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Eastern Kelpfish. Chironemus marmoratus.
Also know as a Kelpy.
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Eastern Wirrah as Stevefish posted but may not be a "Oldies bootius"
Pretty sure the latin name is "Acanthistius ocellatus" though.
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Where was it caught.
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Did you get out on Monday Yowie.
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She has so much talent, good on her.
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Certainly some interesting critters you're pulling from the deep.
Enjoying the read, thanks.
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Have had that happen a few times before. A couple of years ago. my son was fishing with me when he pulled up a double header, a blue spot and a little spikey, and another blue spot swam up from the deep, just as I was about to drop down, so I dropped the baits in front of the nose of the free swimming blue spot, it grabbed one of the baits and I flung it on board before it realised what had happened to it. Easiest catch ever.
Exactly that, looking over the side thinking "how did we catch 3 Flattys on a 2 hook rig"
Though we weren't in a position to catch the swimmer.
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The flatties are scattered about, but there are patches of them at present as they are into their breeding cycle. The females have fat roes.
Funny you should say this. We were out just over a week ago and we had I would guess, "Males" would follow hooked "Females" up. It happened a couple of times.
Down in that area, roughly 35+ mts.
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No, not a Pikey Bream, different head and body shape for a Pikey
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Not being a expert on Black Bream, but my guess it's a Black Bream.
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You have me intrigued Blackfish. The closest I could find was a poem by Martin Harrison titled “By The River”.
Hey Cargo, it was a story in Modern Fishing called "In Banjos Footsteps" written by Rod Harrison. My mistake with the name as it was 6 years ago.
Just a fishing article on fishing in the channel country. Of old fellas, isolation and mostly Yellowbelly, what they had done for many years, the simplicity of gear and the isolation to catch a iconic Australian fish.
Great read it was.
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They are such a handsome fish.
Gomoku rods
in Tackle Talk
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That may be a FG Knot Recurve.
That's what I use on my Gomoku, but only in realitive light leaders. Under 15 kg, just haven't tried them on heavier leaders.