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  1. #16
    Ausfish Silver Member Remo's Avatar
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    Re: Mud tuesday! whats this fish?

    I would have to say that is one the biggest grunter I think I have seen.

    Do they get any bigger ? As with all the time that I spent fishing up north while working away. I have never caught one that big.


    Ray

  2. #17

    Re: Mud tuesday! whats this fish?

    Wow. Nice fish and well done. Have caught grunter in the Pin before but not that sort of size though. Actually it was my daughter that caught them. Can't steal her thunder now can I?

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  3. #18
    Ausfish Platinum Member Adamy's Avatar
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    Re: Mud tuesday! whats this fish?

    Yep Javelin fish - common name Grunter bream - and what a beauty... they are great eating too - after having one of those you'll throw the snaps back Just my opinion... Well done Alleycat to you and your boy!!

    Hit mud this afternoon lumpy as... and no fish either...

    Adam


  4. #19

    Re: Mud tuesday! whats this fish?

    Weve caught a few with bait and plastics over the years but never one that big,

    Remo, I have seen them alot bigger in pro nets up in central qld years ago tho.
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  5. #20

    Re: Mud tuesday! whats this fish?

    Nice grunter, I've heard of them reaching around 80cm. They are a top feed.

  6. #21
    aquarius
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    Re: Mud tuesday! whats this fish?

    Excellent catch on a plastic young fella.
    I bet it gave your arms a good workout.
    Enjoy the meal.
    Cheers Brent

  7. #22

    Re: Mud tuesday! whats this fish?

    They pull hard too! That one would've been a cracker of a fight!

    Nice catch mate!

  8. #23
    Ausfish Bronze Member
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    Re: Mud tuesday! whats this fish?

    that is an animal ! . Ive fished most of north qld but havent seen one that big

  9. #24
    Slient
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    Re: Mud tuesday! whats this fish?

    My Gosh...

    I must admit this grunter is my top number one estuary fish eating...
    Thanks for report and I'll get my boat ready next month to focus grunter rather than squire @ mud...

    Happy fishing
    Silent

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    Ausfish Platinum Member alleycat's Avatar
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    Re: Mud tuesday! whats this fish?

    Thanks a lot fellas and yes he was stoked as was i for him catching it as they have a very powerfull tail and fight like hell, rod was a dropshot 7ft 2-4kg and was happy for him too have caught it on such light gear, told him when he caught it that he would remember it for life, one thing about mud its a big area to work out and i have a fair idea of extent of reef to east of island and will suss out the northern extent next time, oh and any idea when the spotties turn up in bay?.

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    Ausfish Bronze Member
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    Re: Mud tuesday! whats this fish?

    Bet he new that was on the line....Well done

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    Ausfish Silver Member
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    Re: Mud tuesday! whats this fish?

    great catch

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    Re: Mud tuesday! whats this fish?

    my mates and i have got a few at mud and in the river, also on sp's.
    But that one is a cracker . well done
    Marty

  14. #29
    Ausfish Bronze Member
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    Re: Mud tuesday! whats this fish?

    nice work! real good fish, and an unusual capture

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    Re: Mud tuesday! whats this fish?

    Webby may know how common they are around Mud as he is a regular in those parts.
    Nice catch and lets hope those comments of global warming arent so true

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