NEW GROUND = GOOD FISH, Red Emperor, Mulloway, Coral Bay Fishing Charter.

Hit a Pink Snapper lump first up and got most of our fish, so that allowed us to look around and try some new ground. 3 New spots and all produced good fish. Including: Red Emperor, Goldband Snapper. Rankin Cod, Spangled Emperor, Pearl Perch, Robinson Seabream, a whole bunch of Pink Snapper and a lost Mulloway. Finsing with the filleting session as usual. Subscribe now as we just got back from an epic week fishing Gnaraloo Station and will have a vid coming of us cleaning up on Reds and Rankins all week.
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[@detflader7374]

Looks like a good season for you all the best keep it up

[@geoffdrew5207]

I have always known snapper as Chrysophrys auratus, had to look up Pagrus Auratus and found it was an old name for the fish. Strange I have not heard it before as I am 68 and have fished all my life.

[@SeaforceCoralBay]

You're 100% right. They are Chrysophrys auratus and I don't know where I got the Pagrus Auratus from. It does seem like it was the old name for them but can not find any info of when they where re-clasified.

[@seakemsfishing8682]

Nice work mate, no dramas with the sharks? The winches alleviate that? We couldn't get past them up to 70m in Gnaraloo.

[@SeaforceCoralBay]

Sharks have been better than normal this season, but they can get average. But yeh the winches help along with a few other tricks.

[@seakemsfishing8682]

@@SeaforceCoralBay Thanks mate, that's good to hear.

[@rollyb5061]

awesome Coral Bay fishing

[@campally]

What’s the purpose of the cut on the nose?

[@SeaforceCoralBay]

It’s how we know who’s fish are who’s, each customer has a different mark.