im goin with tailornose is two sharp for salmon
Hello Fisho's
That certainly is a DSG there Sea-Dog.
Usually they are found in huge schools.
I did a posting about these in estury under "Tipplers Late long weekend report."
Take a look you might learn something.
http://www.ausfish.com.au/forum/YaBB.cgi?num=1150873057
Simmo.
Tailor. Look at the rear fins. They are identical to the pic of sliders tailor.
Matt
First pic was a Tailor... 2nd was a salmon. Positive...
Theo
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GREENBACK
nah,,,,looks absolutley nothing like me,,,Originally Posted by brrbear
but if its not a tailor, then please
and even without glasses,,,,mistaking a tailor for a kingie??????????,,,,who was the skipper????????
can it get any better??????????????,,,,,,,,,,,,,,http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgG_TxEPaQE
lol choppa...
hmm tailors my guess.
Deff a Taylor.
Only looked at it for 2 secs.
But a damn nice one at that!
Well done!
Angus.
(If you catch them again bleed them right away).
Stick your finger in its mouth while it is still kicking.
If blood come out, its a tailor for sure. #
they go darker the longer they are out of water like Dart.
100% tailor if caught in the lake, never seen a salmon in there.
nice size too
it's never to late to learnhow to dodge work and go fishing
Is the jury still out or is someone phoning a friend.
Tailor? Kingfish? /Salmon?
Am I the only one who thinks the mouth doesnt look like a Tailor? Show us another photo if youve got any more.
Andrew
It's a Tailor.
I think Aust Salmon have more speckle like colouring across the top.
It's greener cause it a Greenback (more mature) not a choppa (younger)
pic of Aust. Salmon
that pic of the aust salmon is of a juvenile fish, as they get bigger they go nearly black on there back (hence the name Blackback), I call the first pic a tailor. The tailor have more of a sheen to them than salmon (not that Ive caught many tailor) due to smaller scales. Yellow fin have the distintive yellow fins on all the pics ive seen.
cheers
blaze
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