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    Ausfish Bronze Member
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    bay swordfish

    has anyone else heard the rumours about a juvenile swordfish being caught out of the southern bay area around wynnum somewhere, i heard a pro fisher caught it in his net???? a mate of mine saw him bring it in??

    has anyone heard this also??? could be a new fishery in the bay....

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    Ausfish Silver Member
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    Re: bay swordfish

    id ask your mate of yours again!

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    Re: bay swordfish

    hmmmmm i like to beleve it,posible i guess maybe???

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    Re: bay swordfish

    Nothing is impossible. Would have liked to see a pic of it to clarify species. Have seen one taken just off hutchies a month or so ago, in the middle of the day. I will get he pic off a mate to post up here.

    Greg

    PS....I wouldnt be pinning my hopes of it being the start of a new bay fishery...they are a deepwater species.

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    Re: bay swordfish

    Interesting!

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    Ausfish Bronze Member
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    Re: bay swordfish

    i have spoken to my mate again and he definitely saw a swordfish come out of a fishermans net. It is a surprising catch in the bay so i thought i would let everyone know. my mate didnt know if the fish was kept or not. im not sure if he got the boat mark but i wouldnt imagine netters can keep swordfish!!!!!

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    Re: bay swordfish

    if they are at hutchies they would at least make it into the northern bay as well, especially on a big flooding tide.
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    Re: bay swordfish

    i believe it to be true ... the pro fisherman is a regular customer of mine and told me yesterday of his catch... he was amazed to see one in the bay and yes indeed on the wynnum foreshore.

    i couldn't believe it when he told me.

    cheers
    matt

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    Ausfish Bronze Member
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    Re: bay swordfish

    It is true a mate from work was with him it is his old man were netting bait

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    Re: bay swordfish

    are we talking a swordfish (Broadbill) or sawfish?

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    Ausfish Platinum Member ffejsmada's Avatar
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    Re: bay swordfish

    Anything's possible, look at the size of this little fella.

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    Re: bay swordfish

    where did that come from jeff?

    from memory it came out of the belly of something maybe a dolphinfish??

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    Ausfish Platinum Member BLOOEY's Avatar
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    Re: bay swordfish

    WOW that must have blown them away. Would love to see one in the flesh. Ben

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    Ausfish Bronze Member
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    Re: bay swordfish

    I knew it!! the rumour mill has come through again!!

    i got spooled the other night at the Darcy light so it was probably a swordfish. i didnt know what it was at the time but i would say that is what it would have been.

    I handed the boat mark over to DPI as i dont think these guys should be keeping fish like this, rather it should be released. Dpi confirmed my suspishuns that N6?? fishermen cant keep swordfish.

    i hope the netters dont get approved for a swordfish fishery in the bay else this great fishery could be ruined, especially if the swordfish nursery areas are targetted. I would imagine overseas markets would love fish like these

    thanks guys!!
    tight lines........zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

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    Re: bay swordfish

    Quote Originally Posted by dinga1 View Post
    I knew it!! the rumour mill has come through again!!

    i got spooled the other night at the Darcy light so it was probably a swordfish. i didnt know what it was at the time but i would say that is what it would have been.

    I handed the boat mark over to DPI as i dont think these guys should be keeping fish like this, rather it should be released. Dpi confirmed my suspishuns that N6?? fishermen cant keep swordfish.

    i hope the netters dont get approved for a swordfish fishery in the bay else this great fishery could be ruined, especially if the swordfish nursery areas are targetted. I would imagine overseas markets would love fish like these

    thanks guys!!
    tight lines........zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

    Are you serious? Sorry mate but I think your getting a little excited over nothing.

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