Red throat emperor are one of the amazing fish you’ll encounter on the Great Barrier Reef, Here’s some great footage of a recent fishing trip and extended charter to the Hardline group of reefs about 200 kilometres offshore. Some awesome fishing with Red throat emperor in plague proportions. We caught a heap of Red throat emperor and bagged out with everybody onboard, and also caught coral trout, red emperor, red bass and heaps more. Even a couple of sharks which are always present and take and easy fish. They know the prime reef fish as well and leave the ones you don’t want, such as mowong and chinamen fish, But that’s fishing.<br>They’re a beautiful fish with rich red markings, bite baits and soft plastics well, and fight hard. Also great eating and a highly prized catch. Also referred to as sweetlip as well. Red throat emperor are found throughout the great barrier reef and make up a large majority of most people’s catch, readily taking baits such as squid, pilchards and flesh. When they’re on, they’re on and big catches can be made. You don’t get too many complaints when they’re 2 kg + fish, and well worth the effort. Reef fishing videos.
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