Redfish in refrigerator

[purple5ive]

This what the OP is talking about i think

[Bugatti]

Brett, the possibilities now have multiplied somewhat


I have never heard of Red Mullet/Whispered Goat Fish ever been called "Redfish" (but then I'm a South Ozzy) so taking the Victorian judgement call on this one.

And they are a love'm/hate'm kind of fish.

The Europeans call them "Barrbooni" and , , , , LOVE'M more than , , , , Mamma Mia's Spaghetti Bolognese

Ditto on the 3 days BUT only if it has been kept well from capture. If it has been in your bucket with no water or ice, in the heat all day before you got it home , , , , then 3 is correct , , , , three steps to the bin

Cheers, Bugatti

[Brett]

This what the OP is talking about i think

I Think he's talking about Red Emporer or another Northen Aus species, as he is from Clifton according to his profile.

[purple5ive]

This what the OP is talking about i think

I Think he's talking about Red Emporer or another Northen Aus species, as he is from Clifton according to his profile.

i thought the same, but then figured well we dont get any of those fish here, but he could have went north and on a charter and came back with some red fillets.

[colnick]

Elbryl where are you? You "had some from last Sunday" so I assume they were locally caught? Please tell us what they are, or describe them if you don't know.
Col.

[hornet]

Hornet
I usually catch one Goatie about every 10 trips Fushin for Ting
Dont eatem -Just letem go

Taste one and you won't be letting any go...

[hornet]

This what the OP is talking about i think

That's the one... white firm flesh and if you caught one you knew you were in whiting territory, very common in PPB back in the past when I was a young fella, another common fish was the saw shark ( below ) in a small variety up to about the 80cm mark, you would always catch a couple each trip..

[croe04]

That's the one... white firm flesh and if you caught one you knew you were in whiting territory, very common in PPB back in the past when I was a young fella, another common fish was the saw shark ( below ) in a small variety up to about the 80cm mark, you would always catch a couple each trip..

wow.. I have never seen one of those things before, didn't even realise they were in ppb! What kind of waters are they found in?

[hornet]

That's the one... white firm flesh and if you caught one you knew you were in whiting territory, very common in PPB back in the past when I was a young fella, another common fish was the saw shark ( below ) in a small variety up to about the 80cm mark, you would always catch a couple each trip..

wow.. I have never seen one of those things before, didn't even realise they were in ppb! What kind of waters are they found in?

They used to be all through PPB, but they were in the biggest concentrations from Mornington to Portsea, Rye and Rosebud most were caught, My biggest was just under a 1 meter, your leader needed to be very thick !

[Kimtown]

This what the OP is talking about i think

That's the one... white firm flesh and if you caught one you knew you were in whiting territory, very common in PPB back in the past when I was a young fella, another common fish was the saw shark ( below ) in a small variety up to about the 80cm mark, you would always catch a couple each trip..

What in God's name is this Harry potter hocus pocus stuff!