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That's what they call a Queensland Bank Robber's fish...............
G'day
Just after ID on this, I'm not sure what they're called, if they're worth keeping for eating and if they're regulated.
Only the second one i've caught in moreton bay, This was at mud in around 6.5M on plastic.
Was landed before dawn, and the "fight" was piss poor.
Dave
That's what they call a Queensland Bank Robber's fish...............
not a stargazer is it???
Mate, I understand why you covered why you've covered your face mate, I would too if I caught a tiddler like that
Cheers Tom
G'Day Dave
Photo reminds me of a former AF member, the great Mr Mauler
Sorry, can't help with the fish, photo is a bit small for me
Cheers
Bill
It's a red bullseye or bullseye perch. Fairly common catch in the bay, grows to about 30cm maximum, not regulated and rather poor eating qualities
Cheers Freeeedom
Couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the Units photo again, are U sure your not my mate Robbie?Originally Posted by Vitamin Sea
Photo reminds me of a former AF member, the great Mr Mauler
G'day
Aaah you're a funny bunch.
Thanks freeedom for the ID.
And I tell you what, the balaclava is the best damn thing out there at 3am.
Dave
hehehe top pic dude. its a bullseye in my book
figjam :wink:
thats the funniest thing i have heard todayThat's what they call a Queensland Bank Robber's fish...............
Those Bullseyes are so common in the Bay at the moment I caught them one after the other when I was out. They love Nuke Chooks and most gulp baits. I got sick of catching them and ended up switching to the Atomic Prong plastics. Stopped catching Bullseyes and a few squire started to come on board then.
Poodroo
He who aims at nothing is sure to hit it.
G'day
Fair dinkum poo?? Both of mine were caught on zoom super flukes, the gulp didn't raise one yet
Dave
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