Good site for IDing fish?

Hey, does anyone know a good site with lots of images for identifying Aus
fish? Particularly NSW coastal.

Also, is there any other names for Mowong or is this the most commonly used
name?

Thanks...

Mark wrote:

Hey, does anyone know a good site with lots of images for identifying Aus
fish? Particularly NSW coastal.

Sorry, cant help you there...

Also, is there any other names for Mowong or is this the most commonly used
name?

Correct name is Morwong. Normally called a "mowie".. but morwong will
do. Sometimes sold in shops as 'Sea Bream'.
I caught a couple of silver morwong at Narooma a couple of months ago..
Great sport on an eggbeater, very similar to snapper.

Regards

Lindsay


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Mark wrote:

Hey, does anyone know a good site with lots of images for identifying
Aus
fish? Particularly NSW coastal.

Sorry, cant help you there...

Also, is there any other names for Mowong or is this the most commonly
used
name?

Correct name is Morwong. Normally called a "mowie".. but morwong will
do. Sometimes sold in shops as 'Sea Bream'.
I caught a couple of silver morwong at Narooma a couple of months ago..
Great sport on an eggbeater, very similar to snapper.

thanks!


Regards

Lindsay


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Scrap the 00 to post direct.

"We all should present legal cars. I'm embarrassed we've presented a car
that's ineligible." Mark Skaife, Chief Sook, HRT.12/11/04 (It must hurt
to say illegal!)

'Speed limit near schools lowered to 40 grams per student' - CNNNN

Try
http://www.affa.gov.au/content/outpu...200060B0A00924

(you may have to reconstruct the link)

The pics are B&W and not that good, but it's better than nothing. A

Mark wrote:
Hey, does anyone know a good site with lots of images for identifying Aus
fish? Particularly NSW coastal.

Also, is there any other names for Mowong or is this the most commonly used
name?

Thanks...



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For New South Wales fishes, and indeed much of Australia, you could go
to the Australian Museum Fish website at
http://www.amonline.net.au/fishes/. Click on 'Find a fish' and then
choose by type of fish. You'll see a heading for Morwongs.

Have fun.

Markmcg

Thanks for this, but the site is rather patchy and their 'common'
names list is rather short. Couldn't even find slimy mackerel.

Somewhere else to look though. A

wrote:

For New South Wales fishes, and indeed much of Australia, you could go
to the Australian Museum Fish website at
http://www.amonline.net.au/fishes/. Click on 'Find a fish' and then
choose by type of fish. You'll see a heading for Morwongs.

Have fun.

Markmcg


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email: Adelaide, South Australia
phone: +61 8 8342-1021, fax: +61 8 8269-3280
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