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Group of women and girls watching a man fishing on the Maroochy River, Queensland, ca. 1900-1910

from State Library of Queensland

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Maroochy River is a stream in Queensland, Australia. The most popular species caught here are Dusky flathead, Surf bream, and Mangrove red snapper. Source: fishbrain.com/fishing-waters/0FsgREzE/maroochy-river
  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Bream in the deep holes throughout the Maroochy River, flathead at the Cod Hole, near the mouth of the creeks, Goat and Channel Islands, trevally around the Motorway Bridge pylons, and mud crabs in the mid to upper reaches. Source: coastwatch.com.au/fishing-reports/

Table Rock Baths, Whitley Bay

from North East Museums

  • Trevor Fletcher said:
    good one
  • Peter said:
    flic.kr/p/nHV1oy And here's an old postcard I have of the same place.
  • Jenny Black said:
    Wow, bet there were a few injuries here! Health and safety would go crazy with this today. Looks like fun though. I never knew this existed and have walked the Whitley Bay coastline many times.

Fishing from the jetty in the Maryborough district, ca.1920

from State Library of Queensland

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Queensland’s Mary River marks the barramundi’s southern limit on the East Coast, with regular catches in the river and occasional fish from the labyrinth of channels, flats, and tidal creeks that make up the Great Sandy Strait into which the river flows. Though the Mary River flows through Maryborough, fishing access is generally done from Beaver Rocks ramp or River Head at the mouth, 35km from Maryborough. Barramundi prefers the turbid water of the river to the clearer water found in sandy creeks of the strait. There is a chance of catching a trophy saltwater barramundi or threadfin salmon in the Mary River, along with hordes of blue salmon, bream, prawns, and crabs. Though barramundi are present, the main saltwater catch is whiting (summer, tin can, and diver species), flathead, southern and pikey bream, tailor, blue and threadfin salmon, mangrove jacks, northern and southern jewfish, perch (which look like a small jewfish), cod, mud and blue swimmer crabs, and prawns. Source: www.wikifishingspots.com.au/maryborough-queensland-fishin...
  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Mary river runs through Maryborough and provides access to some great fishing spots around Maryborough. The Mary River is usually dirty water, upstream is freshwater which makes it the perfect environment for Barramundi and Crocodiles. In fact, Maryborough marks the start of Barramundi fishing. Source: www.fishingspots.com.au/s/maryborough/