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    Can someone identify this fish.

    Ive caught a few of these at Winvenhoe, can someone tell me what they are.

    Sorry for the bad pic.


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    Re: Can someone identify this fish.

    It is a spangled perch and has a few nick names like Bobby or Bobby cod etc.
    Depends on witch part of aus ya come from.

    Cheers.


    "Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever."

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    Ausfish Bronze Member
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    Re: Can someone identify this fish.

    No bag or size limit on those from Wivanhoe, Spangled Perch are often refered to as the Whiting of the fresh, supposedly nice sweet white flesh.

    PC

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    Re: Can someone identify this fish.

    Ippy fisher, were you fishing from the bank in wivenhoe? if so have you had much luck there,
    I dont have a boat and am looking for places which fish ok from the shore.
    thanks
    Cheers,

    Ben

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    Ausfish Platinum Member Jeremy87's Avatar
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    Re: Can someone identify this fish.

    a good species if you want to introduce yourself to fly fishing, they'll have a hit at nearly anything when theyre schooled up

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    Re: Can someone identify this fish.

    Yeah Ive been fishing from the bank, I dont own a boat. Ive tried numerous spots. The boat ramps arent too bad a spot ive found. There were a Few people at the one I was at this morning. I caught another one of those perch and few barred grunters. We got a few talipa yesterday they put up a good fight.

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    Ausfish Bronze Member
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    Re: Can someone identify this fish.

    Ippy fisher

    Spangled Perch is the freshwater whiting..A really big one is between 25-30 cms..
    Unfortunately the introduction of banded grunter into Wivenhoe and Somerset has made catching these "freshwater whiting" a whole lot more difficult.
    Soaking a few worms and shrimps from teh bank to catch a feed of spangles is a whole lot tougher with Banded grunter in the equation.
    Whenever Atkinson's Dam get full again ...it is the home of the freshwater whiting in the Ippy area.

    Cheers
    Budgebass

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    fishin
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    Re: Can someone identify this fish.

    why did the introduse them banded grunter anyway they are stupid fish

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    Re: Can someone identify this fish.

    yep spangled pearch

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    Re: Can someone identify this fish.

    spangled pearch mate

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    Re: Can someone identify this fish.

    Quote Originally Posted by brisybass
    why did the introduse them banded grunter anyway they are stupid fish
    apparently they stocked a bunch of fingerlings which was accidently contaminated with them.

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    Ausfish Platinum Member mattooty's Avatar
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    Re: Can someone identify this fish.

    Got a heap of those up at copeton. Kept hitting baits and lures when bringing them in near the rocks.

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    Re: Can someone identify this fish.

    What size lures should I use to target these guys, hard or soft? Some of the previous comments refer to them as the fresh water whiting, does this also extend to their feeding habits?

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    scott_b
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    Re: Can someone identify this fish.

    Gday mattooty
    Mate they never used to be in Copeton but just appeared there about 6-7 years ago , don't no why ? . Bloody pests , good thing they are thinning out.
    wamjam

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    Re: Can someone identify this fish.

    spangle

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