nearly snapper 2?

[jimmybob]

when i landed it i was saying snapper ;D the more i look at it i think i might be exagarating...dunno what you guys reckon?...would ya call a snapp or squire...or snapperysquire ::)

[Big_Ren]

I believe the rule in Queensland is anything under 2kg and it's a squire, between 2-4kg it's a snappery squire and above 4kg we are talking SNAPPER!

Hope this helps

Cheers
Paul :)

[F1SH_BOY]

i would say snapper due to the lump on its noggen lol

[marlinqld]

ahhhhh the eternal $6 billion dollar question....... when does a squire become a snapper???????????????? :-? :-/

Man will argue that point for ever and ever. No two fisher people will ever agree I think ;D

[jimmybob]

well yer it does ave a little lump on its head but......i dunno :-/

[Slient]

Gidday jimmybob
Nice squire... or snapper... :-?
what was length & weight?

Nice red catch easy fro me to say ;D

happy fishing
Silent

[jimmybob]

sorry silent...didnt weigh or put a tape to it.......2 and a bit kg i guess?

[straddie]

Heya Jimmybob

The species is a snapper so if that's what you want to call it regardless of size it's a snapper ;D

Squire is a Queensland colloquial name refering to smaller snapper and just to muddy the waters even further you will also hear people talk of snappery squire and squirey snapper with some blokes even suggesting a squire is anything less than 5 kg ::) The old rule of thumb was around 3lb or less a squire over 3 lb a snapper, so yours qualifies.

[jimmybob]

sweet ;D cheerrs straddie