http://www.riverandreef.com/articlelive en-us N/A info@gofishaustralia.com Sun, 05 Feb 2012 18:58:44 PST 20 http://www.riverandreef.com/articlelive/articles/227/1/Mako-Eats-Striped-Marlin-in-Australia/Page1.html

]]> no@spam.com (Randall Bryett) http://www.riverandreef.com/articlelive/articles/227/1/Mako-Eats-Striped-Marlin-in-Australia/Page1.html http://www.riverandreef.com/articlelive/articles/219/1/World-Record-claim-for-Fly-Rod-Southern-Bluefin-Tuna/Page1.html Southern Bluefin Tuna (thunnua maccoyi) on 10kg /20lb tippet at Pedra Branca 40 kilometers South of Tasmania in late April. Peter said the fish "went 25kg on the dot" and for our USA readers that is fifty-five pounds. It took Morsie 40 minutes to subdue the fish and beat the current record of Alex Langley's fish that was 16.2 kg. Alex caught his fish at Tasman Island in May 2002.  Peter summed up his trip and capture by saying "If nothing else, apart from a great experience down there in the southern ocean in a 7 metre tinny, it was bloody good eating". A tinny is what Australians call an aluminium boat.
The all tackle record for this species is a whopping 158kg or 348 lb so there is room to move for those wanting to fish the wild Southern Oceans.
Peter Morse can be contacted at his site here




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]]> no@spam.com (Randall Bryett) http://www.riverandreef.com/articlelive/articles/208/1/Last-Cast-Cabo/Page1.html http://www.riverandreef.com/articlelive/articles/178/1/Pending-World-Record-Mutton-Snapper/Page1.html International Game Fish Assocation rules. This was Nassim's first time doing a live release for a world record application. If the submission is accepted by the IGFA this fish beats the current record of 8lb which is also held by Joaquin. 

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]]> no@spam.com (Al Simson) http://www.riverandreef.com/articlelive/articles/169/1/Holy-Crap-Batman/Page1.html http://www.riverandreef.com/articlelive/articles/153/1/Winter-Fly-Fishing-for-Largemouth-Bass/Page1.html

]]> no@spam.com (Greg Weisgerber) http://www.riverandreef.com/articlelive/articles/153/1/Winter-Fly-Fishing-for-Largemouth-Bass/Page1.html http://www.riverandreef.com/articlelive/articles/152/1/Permit-the-Name-Debate/Page1.html PPDF which lays out on the table what he knows about the two species of Permit in Australian Waters. Greg and guide Al are sending both species to the Queensland Museum for confirmation by the curator of fishes. You can read Greg's  Permit PDF where the differences between Trachinotus anak & Trachinotus blochii is discussed. Below a (T anak) Indo Pacific Permit taken on a Seafaris Cape York trip. See more pictures click Full Story.


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