Thread: Fishing tomorrow!

Had a good morning on the red fin Perch.

Gave the boat a run for first time since last salmon season. Fed the family.

Highly underrated table fish. Was friggen awesome.

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Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Out Friday with a mate, 10 good snapper and some big gurnard in just a few hours was great.
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Was that setline or rod?
we had a good run on the setlines on friday....no bites on the rod thou

Originally Posted by R93

Had a good morning on the red fin Perch.

Gave the boat a run for first time since last salmon season. Fed the family.

Highly underrated table fish. Was friggen awesome.

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They do look tasty, what do you call Red Perch (what else do you call them)?

Originally Posted by screamO

Was that setline or rod?
we had a good run on the setlines on friday....no bites on the rod thou
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Only one on the strayline rest on longline....I think I saw your boat out....whats its name?

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Originally Posted by screamO

They do look tasty, what do you call Red Perch (what else do you call them)?

They're fresh water Red Fin perch.
Don't know what else they may call them.
Plentiful in a few lakes and creeks around the West Coast.
Arguably the best eating fresh water fish imo.


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Rampage

Originally Posted by R93

They're fresh water Red Fin perch.
Don't know what else they may call them.
Plentiful in a few lakes and creeks around the West Coast.
Arguably the best eating fresh water fish imo.


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Perca fluviatalis [sp]. Pretty fish that eats just about anything

Originally Posted by R93

They're fresh water Red Fin perch.
Don't know what else they may call them.
Plentiful in a few lakes and creeks around the West Coast.
Arguably the best eating fresh water fish imo.


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Didnt know we got them here, yanks certainly love them. Are they an import?

Originally Posted by Nick-D

Didnt know we got them here, yanks certainly love them. Are they an import?

Yes they're an import from Europe via Aussie I believe. Had another good couple hrs on them this morning. Had a fella from Europe with me and he was buzzing as he chases them at home but reckons theyre not as big as we get. Caught a couple of these on soft baits.
The rest on worms.

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Perch are a game fish under F&G rules, so you may return them and bag limits exist on some waters.

Water temp has hit 17 degrees here still murky but kings are about ...spat farms should be lively from now on

Had a great time at the alderman islands over the weekend. Managed third place in the measure and release section with a 104 on my home made popper, first cast too

Nephew got his PB kingi at 93cm and took out heaviest fish for a junior with a pb 3.8kg snapper

Awesome

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Originally Posted by Sideshow

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/extra/buq...spain-portugal

They are coming

I wonder if they have been eating Refugee's ?

Originally Posted by Nick-D

Didnt know we got them here, yanks certainly love them. Are they an import?

Not quite the same as the fish in the US. They do look like Bass