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by T-curve » Wed Apr 18, 2007 10:06 pm
Cant go past a bit a pearly (pearl perch) either
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Tarpon 100 - "SNEAKY 2"
Viking Profish - "WINNA""
PB's
Longtom - 101cm
Lizard - 88cm
salmon - 68.5cm
Jew - 62cm
Bass - 57cm
Bream - 42cm
Trev - 38cm
Tailor - 40cm
EC - 65cm
Jack - 46cm
Whiting - 38cm
YB - 53cm
Adrian
Tarpon 100 - "SNEAKY 2"
Viking Profish - "WINNA""
PB's
Longtom - 101cm
Lizard - 88cm
salmon - 68.5cm
Jew - 62cm
Bass - 57cm
Bream - 42cm
Trev - 38cm
Tailor - 40cm
EC - 65cm
Jack - 46cm
Whiting - 38cm
YB - 53cm
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by sulo » Sun Apr 29, 2007 5:41 pm
How bout a nice jewie cutlet? Only ever caught one decent size one,well not even what you'd call a decent one I spose.Can't even remember what the weight came to but on the little 4 kilo rod I was throwing lures at tailor with off the rocks it was pretty good at the time.Anyway,the cutlets were bloody fantastic.
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Re: Favourite Fish
by waldo » Thu Aug 23, 2007 11:26 am
Read this one a bit late, shocked to see no mention of gar or tommy's.
" Dad reckoned fishing was 10% brains and 95% muscle, and the rest was just good luck."
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Re: Favourite Fish
by Eberbachl » Thu Aug 23, 2007 1:48 pm
My favourite three fish:
1: Australian Salmon
2: Snapper
3: Bream
1: Australian Salmon
2: Snapper
3: Bream
PBs: Australian Salmon - 52cm. Snapper - 50cm. Snook - 68cm. Silver Trevally - 40cm. Flathead - 68cm.
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Re: Favourite Fish
by Garfish » Thu Aug 23, 2007 3:24 pm
flathead, garfish and whiting for me.
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PBs - 33cm Bream; 55cm Flathead; Snapper 43cm; Trout 41cm
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*Malibu Mini-X (Red)
PBs - 33cm Bream; 55cm Flathead; Snapper 43cm; Trout 41cm
*Malibu Mini-X (Mango)
*Malibu Mini-X (Red)
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Re: Favourite Fish
by Lureme » Thu Aug 23, 2007 3:31 pm
Whiting, Flathead, pearl perch and snapper.
"Nothing makes a fish bigger than almost being caught."
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Re: Favourite Fish
by Peril » Thu Aug 23, 2007 3:55 pm
Much prefer fish from the ocean than from the estuaries, where they seem to get a weedy taste.
Don't have a particular favourite. Have no trouble getting the family to eat snapper, bonito, bream, flathead and whiting. Am really keen to offer them kingfish (had some fantastic kingfish in japanese restaurants) and jewfish. Hear morwong is good too.
Don't have a particular favourite. Have no trouble getting the family to eat snapper, bonito, bream, flathead and whiting. Am really keen to offer them kingfish (had some fantastic kingfish in japanese restaurants) and jewfish. Hear morwong is good too.
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Re: Favourite Fish
by leftieant » Thu Aug 23, 2007 4:44 pm
Come on guys
Why has no-one mentioned the mighty REDFIN yet?
It would definitely rate in my top 3 - whiting and flatties up there also. But I think I would almost go some redfin over a flattie tail.
Why has no-one mentioned the mighty REDFIN yet?
It would definitely rate in my top 3 - whiting and flatties up there also. But I think I would almost go some redfin over a flattie tail.
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PB M-Cod 55cm, Y-belly 45cm, E-Perch 23cm, Garfish 28cm, KG-Whiting 38cm, Mulloway 40cm, Bream 33cm, Snapper 44cm, Pike 45cm.
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PB M-Cod 55cm, Y-belly 45cm, E-Perch 23cm, Garfish 28cm, KG-Whiting 38cm, Mulloway 40cm, Bream 33cm, Snapper 44cm, Pike 45cm.
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Re: Favourite Fish
by Tim » Thu Aug 23, 2007 4:56 pm
Yeah, redfin can be damn good eating.
Swish go the thighs boys swish swish swish,
His legs may be huge but his yak's movin' quick.
The paddler strains and heaves but is beaten by a mile,
While the paddler catches up the swisher fishes for a while
His legs may be huge but his yak's movin' quick.
The paddler strains and heaves but is beaten by a mile,
While the paddler catches up the swisher fishes for a while
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Re: Favourite Fish
by waldo » Fri Aug 24, 2007 12:25 am
[quote="leftieant"]Come on guys
Why has no-one mentioned the mighty REDFIN yet?
Haven't been fortunate enough to try redfin tim. Typical trip up the river for me results in carp and the occassional callop.
Why has no-one mentioned the mighty REDFIN yet?
Haven't been fortunate enough to try redfin tim. Typical trip up the river for me results in carp and the occassional callop.
" Dad reckoned fishing was 10% brains and 95% muscle, and the rest was just good luck."
Dale Kerrigan
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Re: Favourite Fish
by Wattie » Fri Aug 24, 2007 9:28 pm
Whats the matter with a small piece of Whale meat!!!
Just kidding.
King George Whiting!
Just kidding.
King George Whiting!
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I will start my PBs from now....8/5/07
Skippy 46cm
Snook 62cm
Salmon 45cm
Squid 75cm
Black Bream 41cm
I will start my PBs from now....8/5/07
Skippy 46cm
Snook 62cm
Salmon 45cm
Squid 75cm
Black Bream 41cm
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Re: Favourite Fish
by justcrusin » Sun Sep 16, 2007 1:48 pm
I love the triffecta trio flathead, bream and whiting great to eat, but the best fish i have ever had would be SALT water barrmundi absolutley superb. But really any white fleshed reef fish is generally some pretty damn good eating.
For some god unknown reason my father loves MULLET he's a sick man.
Cheers Dave
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Re: Favourite Fish
by FishinDan » Mon Sep 17, 2007 7:34 am
Red Throat Emporer is probably my favourite, but am expanding my horizons as I move up north, so this may change in the future 
JustCruisin - Fresh mullet is actually really tasty! Very underrated fish... Damn good bait too!!!!
JustCruisin - Fresh mullet is actually really tasty! Very underrated fish... Damn good bait too!!!!
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Re: Favourite Fish
by Astro » Mon Oct 01, 2007 2:00 pm
CORAL TROUT is #1.....
followed by everything else...
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followed by everything else...
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