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Definitely not a Spangled Emperor.
Might be a Gold-Spotted Sweetlips, bit hard to make out the colouring in the photo.
Might also be a young Giant Sweetlips.
Not again: This is a type of mother in law fish called a weedy bream. Taste like crap often found near common motherin laws - do not eat as they taste like utter crap. Have noticed that sometimes Jacks hang out around them.
caught one yesterday.
morwong. gave it to the neighbour who eats any fish avalibale.
tastes like s$%T to me, think he gave the fillets to the inlaws that are staying with him at the moment.
also got a slatey bream . after bleeding didnt fillet to baddly very white flesh and cooked up well.
but the snapper and tuscys were the best all over 2 kg and the family loved them. sorry no pics but i got a pic of a 5kg toadie if ya want to see it. caught friday.
Caught at Murphy's at Spot X S26 020.900 E152 30.330 in 25 -30m or line up the boat with the white top over Mt Coolum. the Fish did have blue lines on the cheeks and a red throat.
Must have made a mistake with the GPS mark on sopt X just checked it and it is 58k W of Noosa sorry have to get back to you on the right Lat& Long for you next time
heres the toadie i got on friday
it was released unharmed, not like the dam grinners that were also caught that trip.
out of about 50 fish caught only ended up with 2 keepers (1 maorie cod and a tusky) the rest were all undersize snapper and red emporer and dam grinners.
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