Blue Bone

The blue bone is a predatory species found in the waters off the coast of Broome, Western Australia. It is known for its vibrant blue color, with a solid blue top and a white underbelly. The average weight for male blue bones is around 2 kg, while female blue bones can weigh up to 4 kg. The average length for male blue bones is about 60 cm, with females reaching up to 70 cm in length. These fish can be found in the deeper waters surrounding Broome, where they inhabit rocky and coral reefs.

Habitat: The blue bone is typically found in the deeper waters surrounding Broome, where they inhabit rocky and coral reefs. They are also known to venture into shallow waters in search of food.

Feeding Behaviour: The blue bone is a predatory species that primarily feeds on smaller fish and crustaceans. They are known to be ambush predators, waiting for their prey to come close before quickly striking. The blue bone is also known to be a solitary hunter, but will sometimes hunt in small groups.

Species Info

Male Average Length: 60cm

female Average Length: 70cm

Male Average Weight: 2Kg

Female Average Weight: 4Kg

Best Fishing Methods: The best methods for catching blue bones off the coast of Broome include using live bait, such as small fish or squid, and fishing with heavy tackle in deeper waters. Jigging and bottom fishing are also effective methods for catching these fish.

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