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All good, mate. Mission

Hi Rick I do have a photo of it. Please see the first page of this topic. Cheers, Mission

Thanks all you guys who replied. Will have a try to eat it next time if I have a chance to catch one again. Mission

According to ChatGPT, it states that "For brown sweetlips specifically, the Fisheries Regulation 2019 states that it is a "no-take" species. This means that recreational fishers are not permitted to take, possess or sell brown sweetlips in Queensland, regardless of size or quantity.", but I cannot find the regulation. What do you guys think about this? Mission

Thanks to Rick Ludd and benno573, thanks for your helpful replies.

Hi All, Is this a brown sweetlips? I can't find it in QLD DAF web site. What's the legal size of it? Thanks for help. Mission

I see. Many thanks, Drop Bear.

Wow.....

Thanks, Drop Bear. But, what are fish cakes? Have to google it now.... Mission Got it! But isn't there many small fishbone in bony bream? I think it's hard to pick meat off the bone. Mission

Thanks, Jono4500. Mission

Thanks for you reply, Hamish. Mission

Many thanks, ellicat.

Got this fish by cast net this morning, released. Please advise what species it is. Thanks Mission

I am not sure either.

Good fish, Subtlefly. What the species this bream is? the tail looks strange to me. Cheers

Thanks Hamish. This fish is small, only 21cm. Thanks to all who replied. Mission

Good evening, everybody Got this fish today at logan river Could you guys tell me what this fish is, please. Thanks in advance. Mission

what about YGK pe1.5 or pe2.0?

Hi Hweebe, thanks for your response. The supposed scenario about crabs is an imaged scenario. Actually, my big family got together in Christmas all day long having lunch and dinner together. There are 26 adults and many children. So we had prepared many food including some lobsters and 25 big crabs (bought from fish markets). A ridiculous thought ran into me: what will happen if Fisheries visit me and I had lost the receipt? and what will happen if the crabs are not from buying but accumulative results of catching? And then I posted the question a few days later. Cheers Mission

Hi Hweebe, thanks for your detailed answer, it make things more clear. As to "What is unclear is if you have a household of say 5 people who you typically share dinner could you "gift" 7 muddies to each member of the household? Effectively increasing the possession limit to 5 x 7", is it possible that is equivalent to the "boat limit"? cheers Mission

Thanks all. Now I understand what "bag limit" means. possession limit at a time Cheers Mission

Yes Sneaky you are right, I respect the Fisheries officer, Police...etc, too. They keep our society running in a ordered way. They are awesome and good. I have a QLD Recreational Boating & Fishing Guide on hand, it said that the Possession limit for Mud Crab is " 7 per person / 14 per boat (with 2 or more people on board)". I reckon that this limit is for "each trip" , and what I do not know is that " How many can I have on hand prepared for a large family dinner? ", It's 7 , 10 , 14 , or other numbers? Is the "bag limit" accumulative? The same question also apply to the other fish species. I am curious. Cheers and Thanks Mission

So that means I can NOT possess more than 7 legal sized crabs on hand no matter they are came from several trips crabbing? Wow, I am a little bit confused.

You are too nice to me, mate. I don't want to bother you so much. It is just a imaging question, just let go. Many thanks, Sneaky, thanks Mission

"give them a call..." I am a old Asian, I can maybe have a chat by typing, very slowly. But a conversation, ho ho ho, "terrible" is not enough to describe my English. Cheers Mission