What's that?

[Silent]

Anyone could identify trevally and they reckon GT but I doubt other specie than GT agree with me? it was taken at Wathumba creek

[ffejsmada]

Hard to tell from that photo, have you got any better shots of the fish??

[Scott nthQld]

yes ....hard to tell, but it looks more like a GT in that photo

[Silent]

Closer and hope for the clue!

[loophole]

blue spot trevally?

[tunaticer]

Either a GT or a Papuan for my guessing. The pic is lousy for a good ID tho.

Jack.

[cdg81]

bule spotter, i say. its not a giant trev,

[Silent]

Thanks and I'll take it as 'blue spotted'

[jm82]

would a tea leaf trevally be out of the question

[B_E_N]

it has the same shape as a bluefin trev, but the head seems a little different, and its pretty dark but that could be due to its surroundings

[jackextracter]

Looks like half a gt and half blue spot.

[_Dan_]

i agree with Jack

[Chas & Clarry]

Clarry recons it looks like the Turrum she and her dad used to catch...

See a photo http://www.fish.gov.au/fishnames/fishnames.php?pid=2519

What do you think??

[Silent]

C&C, thanks for dig and don't think the head match to Turrum but does have green/blue top.

Ausfisher - JAFFO has answered in my fishing report - Fraser island
The Trever is a Blue Spot, common catch in Hervey Bay. Top stuff for the weather you had, well done..
So then it's 'Blue spotted'

Thanks guys again