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Western Australian salmon

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White trevally

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Sand sillago

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White trevally

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Southern garfish

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Brownspotted wrasse

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Atlantic herring

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King George whiting

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General info

Ledge Bay is a water located in Western Australia, Australia. It is most popular for fishing King George whiting, White trevally, and Brownspotted wrasse.

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Location

35ยฐ00โ€ฒ49.7โ€ณS 117ยฐ59โ€ฒ34.8โ€ณE
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Ledge Bay is a water located in Western Australia, Australia. Its coordinates are:
35ยฐ00โ€ฒ49.7โ€ณS 117ยฐ59โ€ฒ34.8โ€ณE
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