Luderick

Other names: Parore, Black bream, Black snapper, Blackfish

The Luderick, also known as Blackfish, is a coastal marine fish common in southeastern Australia and New Zealand. Recognizable by its dark bands and compressed body, this species is well-loved by recreational anglers for its challenging catch. Luderick thrive in shallow waters, particularly near rocky reefs, estuaries, and areas with abundant seaweed, which forms the bulk of their diet. Known for their cautious feeding behavior, they are often targeted using specialized techniques like weed baiting.

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iconLength

~35" (max 71)

iconWeight

~2" (max 4)

iconWater

Salt

iconDepth

20 ft

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Regulation for Luderick

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Season

Always open

Bag limit

10

Vessel limit

-

Trophy limits

-

Max size

-

Min size

27 cm

Measurement

Total length

Prohibited methods

-

Living Conditions

🐟 Habitat preferences

♻️ Life cycle and mating behavior

Popular spots nearby where you can catch the Luderick

Back Creek
Back CreekOrange, New South Wales, AU
The Sisters Creek
The Sisters CreekMount Isa, Queensland, AU
Lake Sapaginya
Lake SapaginyaCairns, Queensland, AU
Merrie England
Merrie EnglandCairns, Queensland, AU
Merkara Shoal
Merkara ShoalCairns, Queensland, AU
North Reef
North ReefCairns, Queensland, AU
South Bank
South BankCairns, Queensland, AU
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