What are these?

[NickyG]

Hey all, Have spent a lot of time fishing the southern end of the bay from the pin to peel, myora lights etc, before they go green zones. Have caught a few I'm not sure on, I know ones a cod ( what sort), not sure of the little thing... also pulled in a 5ft carpet shark on light gear, that was fun and tiresome, needed a rum after that. Someone told me there a a few types of those shark a decorative one? or something that you can't keep? I keep saying i will try a shark for tea but not sure of sizes what are good and if they are a decent size the best way to kill them quickly?

Cheers Nic [img size=500]http://www.australianfishing.com.au/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/P1010190_AFO.jpg

[pcsolutionman]

Welcome aboard Nicky, your pics dont seem to be showing u might have to resize them to 500x500 pixels

Lee

[ellicat]

Also, make sure the file size is less than 100kb. Make sure it's a jpeg, not a .bmp file.

Welcome aboard.

Cutting off the head seems to work for a quick death.

[Leighton]

Wobbeygong Shark? [img size=375]http://www.australianfishing.com.au/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/Wobbie_AFO-ba25109d8e29e0fcbf693a83f301bb22.jpg

[bootyinblue]

Welcome to the site NickyG.

If you go to Community and Download then you will be able to download Ferals resizer. Its a magic bit of programming that you just feed the pics in one end and it shrinks and fits them ready to post on AFO.

[Gazza]

They are wobbigongs or more commonally known as carpet sharks here's one I caught not long ago

cheers Gaz