Blackfish
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Teflon, you'll find Coral Hind/Cod have a Convex tail where a Coral trout will have a Concave tail. That critter above has a Concave tail, so Trout. Bit like Jewfish and Teraglin.
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Iceman, it's funny that Fisheries only list Estuary Cod, Black Cod and Queensland groper as protected not Blackspot. Government Departments ????
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I would recon it's a Black Spot/ Malabar Cod Epinephelus malabaricus. Unusual, mmmmm.
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Scroll thru the link ......something somewhere may make it clear. http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0008/539351/new-fishing-rules-nsw-sbt-faq.pdf
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Nice work Finin.
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I see where your problem started.
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Need an ID on this little tucker(Juvenile Salmon)
Blackfish replied to GreasePit's question in The Aquarium
Juvenile Australian/Eastern Salmon. Arripis Trutta -
Thanks Fab1, excellent tips.
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Could you imagine finishing the blade off with a 3000 or a 8000 grit stone. IIIEEEE. You could do a Crocodile Dundee and shave with your knife. In the past Ive used a Lansky and know how good they work if your not confident on a stone, yours takes it to the next level.
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Very Very nice there Fab. I do like a sharp knife. It's like a industrial version of a Lansky.
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I'd agree with Fishy on that one.
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Sorry no reports from me but you can't use Witches Hats in Brisbane Waters.
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Yeah NaCIH2OK9, maybe a juvenile/ female etc for the colour variation. The bands across the eyes makes me think Gunthers.
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I would guess both are Gunther's Wrasse.
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Possession limit would be 20. Don't believe there is a size limit, but gee you'd be hard up keeping small ones. You may get a Crimson Banded Wrasse at a reasonable size (400 grm +). You see Crimson's, Purple and Blue Throat Wrasse in Chinese Restaurants and they ask big prices so someone must like them. Purple and Blue Throat Wrasse are not a species really caught in Sydney but they grow pretty big down the South Coast. 1kg plus.
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The Wrasse is a Gunther's Wrasse Pseudolabrus guentheri. Good luck with the Yakkas.
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Definitely Rock Blackfish/Black Drummer Girella elevata. I've seen Juveniles with that colouring but I can't recall any adults, anything is possible though.
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Eastern Striped Trumpeter/ Grunter. Pelates sexlineatus And a Tarwhine is a Tarwhine and their just happy to be that.
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I think it went up on Sunday about 1 o'clock. Not sure of the story .
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I'll take a punt and a punt that's all it would be. I found about 125 Cardinalfish listed in OZ. AIEEEEEEEE. Striped Cardinalfish, Apogon fasciatus. I don't think the stripes are right for a Sydney Cardinalfish .
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Gunthers Wrasse. Pseudolabrus guentheri. I think they've come up on here before, have a look on the search feature.
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They seem to be a pretty common by-catch when fishing off the stones for Pigs and Bream ETC. I've never seen one that I would consider big enough and never heard of any body eating them. But anythings possible. Catching one off the sand is certainly a surprise.
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Eastern Kelpfish Chironemus marmoratus. Very common little critter, pretty sure its come up on here before a few times.
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Cracker of a Bream you have there and the other fish is a Male Crimson Banded Wrasse. Notolabrus gymnogenis.
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Help with fish identification(Pink Tilefish)
Blackfish replied to willo101's question in The Aquarium
Yours looked a good fish there Finin.