100 million-yr-old fish fossil found in outback Qld

A remarkably intact fossil of a fish thought to be more than 100 million-years-old has been found near Richmond in north-west Queensland.

Man charged with smuggling live fish

A man has been charged with trying to smuggle live fish into Australia.

Fin exports harming shark numbers: WWF

New figures released by the Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF) reveal hundreds of tonnes of shark fin is being exported from Australia every year.

Project to help save Cotter Dam’s Macquarie perch

A University of Canberra project aims to protect the endangered Macquarie perch.

Conservationists criticise anglers

The Conservation Council has criticised anglers for killing a large tiger shark during a weekend fishing competition in the North West.

Huge shark captured in WA waters

An angler has caught what is believed to be the biggest Tiger Shark ever captured in Western Australian waters.

Snapper Physical Description by Steve Starlo Starling

What is the Physical Description For The Snapper?

Starlo Fishing Forever Australia is the fishing board game which offers you Starlo’s profound knowledge of Australian fish and how to catch these fish using this fun and educational fishing game.

Here is an example of Starlo’s fishing tips and extra fishing information.  This will allow you to correctly identify these fish in Australia.

This is for the SNAPPER.
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:

The snapper’s pink to red base colouration, covered in small, iridescent blue spots, is characteristic, although the intensity of both the base colour and the spots varies greatly from one area to another, and even between individuals from the same region.

Throughout much of their range, larger snapper (especially big males) often develop a distinct lump or bump atop their steep foreheads, as well as on their upper jaws.
These lumps can appear quite grotesque in extreme examples.
In certain areas (especially around New Zealand), even some very large snapper do not develop obvious humps and bumps, retaining the same general body shape as juveniles.

Eric Wagnon

http://www.starlofishingforeveraustralia.com

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Snapper Maximum Size by Steve Starling

What’s the Maximum Size for the Snapper?

Starlo Fishing Forever Australia is the fishing board game which offers you Starlo’s profound knowledge of Australian fish and how to catch these fish using this fun and educational fishing game.

Here is an example of Starlo’s fishing tips and extra fishing information.

This will allow you to know what size you can expect when fishing for these fish in Australia.

This is for the SNAPPER.

MAXIMUM SIZE:
Up 1.2 m in length and weights of at least 20 kg, in very rare instances.
More commonly up to about 6 or 8 kg.
Juveniles (up to 1.5 kg) are common in many southern estuaries.

Eric Wagnon

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Snapper Common Names by Starlo

Common Names for the Snapper.

Starlo Fishing Forever Australia

is the fishing board game which offers you Starlo’s profound knowledge of Australian fish and how to catch these fish using this fun and educational fishing game.

Here is an example of Starlo’s fishing tips and extra fishing information.

This will allow you to know all the common names of these fish in Australia.

This is for the SNAPPER.
COMMON NAMES:

  • Pink snapper
  • pinkie
  • reddie
  • big red
  • old man snapper
  • squire
  • rugger
  • red bream
  • cockney snapper (juvenile).

Eric Wagnon.

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YORGOO: Free Traffic Contest, August 1, 2008

YORGOO: Free Traffic Contest and Team Building

Since YORGOO was created back in 2005, our slogan has been “The Power of Team-work”. Our traffic contest illustrates this perfectly: Success is not just when each subscriber promotes YORGOO and adds to his/her team of direct referrals, but also, when these referrals start building teams and adding to the overall success.

Today’s Leaders List shows the following:

Yorgo                     13  (not competing)
Alan Johnson           6
Musbah Corum        5
Bianca                     3   (not competing)
Dane Gregg             2
Toni Leuenberger    2 
Laetitia Paris           2
Stephan Barth         2
Alejandra Neri        2

…and many popular names such as Kostas from Lithuania, Maxine Gibson, Boruch Rappaport,Richard Taylor, Besma Bashier, Jaafar Mahmuddin, Laurie who is in Toni’s Team, Vic Dobner, Larrie Perkins,….

Congratulations for all the great scores!

Free YORGOO Subscribers:

An important number of new team members has sponsored by free YORGOO subscribers and that’s fantasic. However, I would like to recommend to have a look at the benefits of the YORGOO Pro membership, and namely the resulting possibilities to network and to build a personal generic network. It makes a huge difference when it comes to conversion.

Join tonight’s call at 9 pm London Time (GMT+1) for the News about the week-end ralley!

Today’s tasks: Please consult Bianca’s post just here-below..

Make it a great Surf!

Yorgo
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