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Whitsunday Regional coastal water

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Queensland, Australia

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Australasian snapper

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Vermilion snapper

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Honeycomb grouper

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Blackspot tuskfish

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Tautog

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Australasian snapper

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General info

Whitsunday Regional coastal water is a water located in Queensland, Australia. It is most popular for fishing Malabar blood snapper, Japanese meagre, and Orange-spotted grouper.

Location

20°09′38.2″S 148°43′40.4″E
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Whitsunday Regional coastal water is a water located in Queensland, Australia. Its coordinates are:
20°09′38.2″S 148°43′40.4″E
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Find the best fishing spots on Whitsunday Regional coastal water by looking at where other anglers have caught fish. This can easily be done in the where it is also possible to see big fish potential and how good fishing is right now along with Garmin® depth maps.
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