Barra,Bass,Garfish,Mullet,Mangrove Jack,Catfish....Originally Posted by cammy
Then I've also heard that Bream,Big eye Trevally,whiting can too and of course Sharks
Barra,Bass,Garfish,Mullet,Mangrove Jack,Catfish....Originally Posted by cammy
Then I've also heard that Bream,Big eye Trevally,whiting can too and of course Sharks
how would you catch the boney bream in fresh water dams as you often hear about fishing the bait schools of boney bream for larger fish.
Thanks Pete
Originally Posted by petelaska
The tricky bit is getin the algae to stay on the hook!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.deh.gov.au/cgi-bin/specie...t2.pl?id=69250
quote " They are rarely taken by anglers as they are not attracted to bait"
cheers
People at times get them on lures. I think it must be a reaction bite. It's the same with Garfish. They usually follow your lure, most times leaving it alone but other times they give it a whack and swim off. But yes, that is definately a Boney Bream. We get them quite often in the Lower Reaches of the Brisbane River if there'sbeen some good down poor. We usuallyget them in schools upto around 10-15 depending on size.
Troy
hmm i never new jacks could live in the fresh or bass in the salt.
thnx
cam
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