Hey guys, mate caught this while we were out last night under the bridge at Bribie, any ideas? it has a black marking on it's tail that you can make out in the picture. Initially thought it was moses perch, but after getting it in the boat could see that it clearly wasn't, so not sure, haven't caught it before, was just under 30cm, cheers.
Steve.
Think I may have answered my own question
http://www2.dpi.qld.gov.au/fishguide/15845.html
Appears it is a Crimson Seaperch otherwise known as Large Mouth Nannygai, cheers.
Yep, the markings on the ' saddle ' of the tail give it away. The bugga is lost.
phill
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Lost alright. Apparently those are very good eating too.
Poodroo
He who aims at nothing is sure to hit it.
Nanny it is
Hope he isnt lost and has family about,
Here mummy, here daddy
Cheers
Steven
lost????????,,,,nah just on hoilidays
its still amazes me what comes out of the water at times in the passage,,,i've seen snapper caught,,,jewies,,tuna,,etc etc,,
and all whilst i've watched em being pulled in,,,,not doubting that the anglers caught them elsewhere and claimed them in the passage
nice catch steve,,,,well done
choppa
can it get any better??????????????,,,,,,,,,,,,,,http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgG_TxEPaQE
Yep - it shows climate change is happening - it may be a seasonal flux, i.e. occassional happening, but in talking around the traps more Red Emperor and Coral Trout have been caught at places like Hutchies, Shallow Tempest, etc. These are not rare but are becoming more common.
Megafisk
Definately a Nanny. Have caught them before offshore around sunshine coast.
Got a bag of them last week .... but a little further north than the bribie bridge
Mark
small and large mouth are sometimes hard to split. Small mouth have the top jaw shorter than the distance between the end of their dorsal fin and the end of the anal fin, large mouth the jaw is equal or longer tghan this distyance
When I used live in Townsville some guys call them red jew...
and it's good chew although
Cheers guys, was a great looking fish, it went back though, hopefully i'll hook upto him when he's a bit bigger
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