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Amberjack
Amberjack – Highfin
Atlantic croaker
Australian Herring
Australian salmon
Baldchin Groper
Barracuda – Pickhandle
Barracuda – Great
Barramundi
Bass – Australian
Bass – Largemouth
Bass – Papuan Black
Bass – Peacock
Bass – Smallmouth
Bass – Striped
Batfish – Shortfin
Bicuda
Bight Redfish
Black Jewfish
Bluefish
Bluegill
Bluespotted seabream
Bonito
Bream – Goldsilk
Bream – Iodine
Bream – Pikey
Bream – Theodore’s Threadfin
Bream – Yellowfin
Brown Bullhead
Butterbream
Carp – European
Catfish – Channel
Catfish – Fork tailed
Catfish – Tiger shovelnosed
Cobia
Cod- Blackfin
Cod – Blacktip Rock
Cod- Black spotted estuary
Cod – Breaksea
Cod – Camouflage
Cod – Estuary
Cod – Flagtail Rock
Cod – Honeycomb
Cod – Ling
Cod – Maori
Cod – Murray
Cod – Peacock
Cod – Wire netting
Coral Trout – Common
Coral Trout – Highfin
Coral Trout – Inshore
Coronation Trout – Yellowedge
Crappie – Black
Crappie – White
Dart
Eels – Freshwater
Emperor – Grass
Emperor – Longnose
Red Emperor
Emperor – Redspot
Emperor – Red throat
Emperor – Spangled
Emperor – Threadfin
Emperor- Yellowlip
Emperor – Yellow tailed
Flathead – Bartailed
Flathead – Dusky
Flathead – Sand
Flounder – European
Flounder – Large toothed
Flounder – Summer
Garfish – Halfbeaks
Giant Herring
Golden Snapper
Greenling – Kelp
Grunter – Barcoo
Grunter – Small spotted
Grunter – Sooty
Halibut – Atlantic
Halibut – California
Halibut – Pacific
Hairtail – Largehead
Hawkfish – Stocky
Hussar – Brown
Javelinfish
Kahawai
Kingfish – Yellowtail
Longtom – Barred
Luderick
Mackerel – Atlantic
Mackerel – Broadbar
Mackerel – King
Mackerel – School
Mackerel – Shark
Mackerel – Spanish
Mackerel – Spotted
Mahi mahi
Mangrove Jack
Matrinxa
Milkfish
Morwong – Blue
Moses Perch
Mullet – Diamond scale
Mullet – Sea
Mulloway
Pacu
Parore
Pearl Perch
Perch – Golden
Perch – Silver
Perch – Spangled
Perch – European
Perch – Yellow
Permit – Indo-Pacific
Piapara
Pilotfish
Piper – garfish
Pomfret – Black
Queenfish – Giant
Queenfish – Lesser
Queen Croaker
Rabbitfish – Black
Rainbow monocle bream
Rainbow runner
Red Bass
Red Drum
Roach
Rockfish – Black
Rockfish – Blue
Rockfish – Canary
Rockfish – Yellowtailed
Salmon – Atlantic
Salmon – Chinook
Salmon – Coho
Seabream – Black
Searobin – Northern
Shad – American
Shark – Blacktip
Shark – Blacktip reef
Shark – Bull
Shark – Creek Whaler
Shark – Hammerhead (Great)
Shark – Hammerhead (Scalloped)
Shark – Lemon
Shark – Milk
Shark – Pigeye
Shark – Snaggletooth
Shark – Spinner
Shark – Spottail
Shark – Tawny
Shark – Tiger
Shark – Winghead
Silver Biddy
Silver Biddy – Strongspine
Snapper
Snapper – Bluestriped
Snapper – Crimson
Snapper – Mangrove
Snapper – Paddletail
Snapper – Red
Snapper – Saddletail
Snook, Common
Sole – Petrale
Southern Calamari
Spot
Stripey
Sweetlip – Painted
Tailor
Tarpon – Atlantic
Tarpon – IndoPacific
Threadfin – Blue
Threadfin – King
Threadfin – Striped
Tilapia, Nile
Trevally – Big eye
Trevally – Bludger
Trevally – Bluefin
Trevally – Brassy
Trevally – Giant
Trevally – Golden
Trevally – Longrakered
Trevally – Silver
Triggerfish – Starry
Triggerfish – Titan
Trout – Brown
Trout – Rainbow
Tuna – Albacore
Tuna – Dogtooth
Tuna – Longtail
Tuna – Mackerel
Tuna – Southern bluefin
Tuna – Striped
Tuna – Yellowfin
Tuskfish – Blackspot
Tuskfish – Purple
Tuskfish – Venus
Vampire Fish
Wahoo
Walleye
Warehou – Blue
Western Australian Dhufish
Whiptail
Whiting – King George
Whiting – Northern
Whiting – Trumpeter
Whiting – Yellowfin
Wolf fish
Wrasse – Peacock
Yellowtail scad
For assistance with identifying fishes, see fishesofaustralia.net.au. For information on size and bag limits, check out the website of your State Fisheries Department.
We thank fishesofaustralia.net.au and Australia's various Fisheries Departments for some of the thumbnail images used to assist with fish identification on this website and its applications, as licensed for use under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia. Thanks also to Michigan State University and Georgia Aquarium for generous donation of xrays of some US fish species.







