Fish ID

[mjc85]

What is this fish ?

http://img343.imageshack.us/img343/2031/cimg0623large2iw.jpg

And this one

http://img343.imageshack.us/img343/2892/cimg0625large5kk.jpg - Yakka ?



And this ugly bugger http://img343.imageshack.us/img343/2598/cimg0633large9tf.jpg - Grinner ?

[mjc85]

Bugger, why can't i ever post pics, they always get deleted =( and it was under 100kb

[Daintreeboy]

because of the underscore

[jackash]

WRasse, yakka and grinner

[mjc85]

Thanks mate, anyone know what type of wrasse ?

Oh and the grinner and yakka were caught around the headlands of Noosa from a boat on SP's also got some small squire, pike, big bream and queenies which were all fun on 3kg gear

[chemmy]

wrass is the first one. Yellow tailed scad is the second one and grinner is the last one.

[Local_Guy]

man that grinner must be on steroids. we never see them any bigger than 25cms up here.. Yeppoon.

[Kendall249]

caught grinners to 50cm off double heads and the Keppels. make great bait, eithier as live or dead bait for pelagics or bottom species.

[Jacksta]

6 Barred Wrasse

[A_DIFF_PERSPECTIVE]

Grinner grow big. I've used grinner as troll baits that weigh 4 and 4.5 kg, (spanish mac bait) Serious. Trawled up, and line caught specimens! They look evil at that size, and possibly they grow much bigger!
johnny M
Gladstone