Yes, you can help us. If you know anything about the fish species in our water that may be useful to the fishing community, do chip in. Together we can help our fellow anglers understand their target and catch.
Trying to provide you guys with more pictures on Tripletail..but i have a problem uploading it..
Thank you jameskimo.
That's a good catch at punggol.
Though I fish there often ...have not caught one myself.
We really do need alot more "help" to complete the fish id info bank.
Catching the fish and taking a nice "live" specimen is one thing,
identifying the species is another area which we are dependent on Peace alone.
That explains the slow progress of this site.
I am not sure what problem you faces while uploading the pics onto this site.
You might like to pm Peace or myself and see if we are able to help.
Thanks for the big help jameskimo, I could use many more fish pictures for this site, especially on fishes like this Tripletail. The current picture is only a juvenile fish, so yours can certainly serve as a better reference. You can try uploading your images onto photobucket and give me a link to the pictures or album. Alternatively, you can directly email the pictures to me at handlinefishing@gmail.com.
Yes, it would be even better if the pictures were taken while the fish is still alive as dBs™ has mentioned as it still retain its natural colours and their fins erected, which can be important for identifying purposes.
Hi ...I just landed a 2.5 kg tripletail near Labrador here in Singapore....damn good fight on light tackle....
Question...is it common for these fish to be here ? ...it surprised the hell out of me and my fellow anglers....
Hi Gregory, welcome to HLF. Compared to fishes like groupers, tripletails aren't very common here. I've caught a small tripletail at Labror jetty before and have seen bigger ones caught near Kelongs up north.
They put up a good fight for sure, congrats on landing a big one!