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Chain Locker Bay

Tasmania, Australia

5.0Β·6 catches

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Silver scabbardfish

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Bluenose warehou

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Southern bluefin tuna

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Shortfin mako shark

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Albacore

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Shortfin mako shark

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General info

Chain Locker Bay is a water located in Tasmania, Australia. It is most popular for fishing Shortfin mako shark, Albacore, and Southern bluefin tuna.

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Location

42Β°19β€²48β€³S 148Β°19β€²12β€³E
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Chain Locker Bay is a water located in Tasmania, Australia. Its coordinates are:
42Β°19β€²48β€³S 148Β°19β€²12β€³E
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