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checking IP's this morning Roy ? ;) Is he working or vacationing down there ?

 

Australians are great people, very much like Canadians, but with accents. They love their beer with some backbone as well lol.

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I think my brother John in Australia is reading the site and that warms my heart. :)

 

 

That would be cool to see some fish from the "Land Down Under"

I watched a couple of "RIVER MONSTER" shows that were taped down there.

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That would be cool to see some fish from the "Land Down Under"

I watched a couple of "RIVER MONSTER" shows that were taped down there.

 

I find the aussie fishing championships interesting, especially the barramundi!

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Christopher, Christopher, Christopher, you can't tell my kin anything....you have to suggest and wait for it to sink in. :D

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Here are some pics i dug up of some fishing my brother and I did in SE Queensland (near Brisbane) a few years ago. First is a vid of memorable catch, my only attempt at freshwater while i was there netted me this nice little Aussie Bass:

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Here are some other saltwater pics:

My buddy Damon with a shovelnosed shark

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And the baby version:

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A man-sized Bull Shark...this one didn't come in the boat...

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My fave Aussie fish, the Snapper (Pagrus Aurata). Looks, fight, eating...has it all

snapper2001.jpg

Called Squire or Pinkys as juveniles,

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This is a Longtail Tuna, an inshore species that come into the bay for a short season and can be chased and sight fished with fly or lures. This one took bait.

longtailCurtin.jpg

One of the best eating fish in the sea, a Spangled Emperor:

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Another tasty one, Goldspotted pigfish:

goldspotwrasse-1.jpg

 

 

This is a Spotted Wobbegong, one of the many local shark species:

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Great place to fish...

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I'd love to see more photos of those fish anytime you get a chance. :clapping:

 

Thanks. I will dig up the old lap top and see what I can find. I didn't take nearly enough pictures. I caught and released many creatures that I would never see again, without a camera around...thought I was going to be fishing there forever...

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Here are some pics i dug up of some fishing my brother and I did in SE Queensland (near Brisbane) a few years ago. First is a vid of memorable catch, my only attempt at freshwater while i was there netted me this nice little Aussie Bass:

th_f_0001.jpg

 

Here are some other saltwater pics:

My buddy Damon with a shovelnosed shark

DSCF41201-1.jpg

And the baby version:

IMGP2843.jpg

A man-sized Bull Shark...this one didn't come in the boat...

sharkandme012.jpg

My fave Aussie fish, the Snapper (Pagrus Aurata). Looks, fight, eating...has it all

snapper2001.jpg

Called Squire or Pinkys as juveniles,

squiregulp-1.jpg

lateauspics248.jpg

This is a Longtail Tuna, an inshore species that come into the bay for a short season and can be chased and sight fished with fly or lures. This one took bait.

longtailCurtin.jpg

One of the best eating fish in the sea, a Spangled Emperor:

IMG_0205-1.jpg

Another tasty one, Goldspotted pigfish:

goldspotwrasse-1.jpg

 

 

This is a Spotted Wobbegong, one of the many local shark species:

wobbegong.jpg

IMGP2492.jpg

 

Great place to fish...

DSCF49502.png

 

 

AWESOME STUFF THERE. I too look forward to more.

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This is pretty snapper caught by my bro. This is a good fish for inshore.

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This toothy critter is called a Yellowtail Pike:

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Here is a nice snapper, and a Painted Sweetlip, or Slatey Bream, (depends who you ask). Never kept another one of those...gross!

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Another 'error' in the trial and error of discovering which ones taste good...this fork tailed catfish. Caught at 110 fow well offshore. It was brilliant silver when alive.

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Orange-lined Triggerfish:

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A couple of Giant Trevally, or GTs:

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