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RECFISHWEST FISHING REPORT EDITOR
Dogtooth, or doggies as many fishers call them, are one of the most prized gamefish in the world, writes Western Angler editor Scott Coghlan. For many fishos, Scotty included, doggies are a bucket list capture. Read more about the formidable pelagic species that have fearsome teeth in this week’s edition of Scott’s Species.
It was great for Recfishwest to be a part of the momentous community fish stocking event at Lake Kununurra on 18 July, as the one millionth barra was stocked as part of an ongoing stocking program. Click here to read more about the community release event and watch a fantastic video of the release. From little things, big things grow — and the stocking program's success is proven by the photo below! Lake Kununurra Barramundi Stocking Program member and DPIRD senior fisheries officer Luke Koyts headed out for a fish on Lake Kununurra on Monday afternoon and landed this 1m beast! Awesome stuff. Luke Koyts made the most of great weather on Monday afternoon to catch this big Lake Kununurra barra.
Recfishwest and Aquafarms have released 50,000 one-year-old marron across Logue Brook Dam and Waroona Dam this month as part of an exciting stocking program backed by the Recreational Fishing Initiatives Fund (RFIF). Read more about the program!
King George whiting have been caught between the mainland and Rottnest Island, when conditions have allowed vessels to get out. The broken ground in line with the Three Mile Reef between Scarborough and City Beach, the 12m to 20m depths off Cottesloe, and Parmelia Bank have been among the spots where Geordies in the 30cm to 55cm range were caught recently.
Plump sand whiting, goatfish and skippy were some of the bycatches picked up around the KG grounds. For those who were able to find a gap in the weather, there were some bigger dhufish in the 12kg to 18kg range caught off Hillarys while the waters off Ocean Reef, Mindarie and Yanchep have again been where most of the baldchin groper have been caught. The inshore seagrass areas are still producing lots of squid and the odd cuttlefish.
This Fishing Report was submitted on 7/30/2021 1:15:00 AM by Seamus and last updated on 8/1/2021 12:26:49 AM.
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