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Dr Dazza | Seagrass in Moreton Bay
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Dr Dazza | Seagrass in Moreton Bay

Ever wondered what seagrass does and why it is important? Our expert Dr Dazza explains

Could it have been a croc?
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Could it have been a croc?

Is it feasible that a crocodile can find its way into Moreton Bay? Our marine expert Dr Dazza answers the question

Where to catch blue swimmer crabs
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Where to catch blue swimmer crabs

Crabs are always a welcome addition to the festive season menu and are locally abundant in Moreton Bay around the Christmas period

Dr Dazza | All about Dugong
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Dr Dazza | All about Dugong

Dugong are often commonly referred to as ‘sea cows’, although they are not related to cows at all. Marine biologist Dr Dazza reveals how they earnt the name and where you will see them

Dr Dazza: What do fish see?
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Dr Dazza: What do fish see?

Have you ever wondered what fish see and how that differs to how the world looks through the human eye? Dr Dazza reveals all and it’s fascinating

How wetting a line changed a life
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How wetting a line changed a life

No one taught Moreton Daily columnist Daryl McPhee how to fish, instead it was a natural interest that prompted him to first pick up a rod at 13 years of age. It’s a skill he’s developed during his life, feeding him and his mother when they had nothing else to eat and leading to a career that’s changed his life

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Could it have been a croc?
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Could it have been a croc?

Is it feasible that a crocodile can find its way into Moreton Bay? Our marine expert Dr Dazza answers the question

Fishing with Dr Dazza: Where to catch Cobia
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Fishing with Dr Dazza: Where to catch Cobia

Ever wondered where you can catch Cobia, or black kingfish? Our expert Dr Daryl McPhee reveals where they are in Moreton Bay and why they sink if they stop swimming

Where you can catch Pearl Perch
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Where you can catch Pearl Perch

Pearl perch is one of our most renowned table fish sought by offshore recreational anglers, commercial line fishers, and charter vessel operators. It is a very popular fish for high end restaurateurs. Here’s some tips for catching some yourself

Where to catch blue swimmer crabs
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Where to catch blue swimmer crabs

Crabs are always a welcome addition to the festive season menu and are locally abundant in Moreton Bay around the Christmas period

Who’s Who in 2022, Community Groups: Redcliffe Coast Guard
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Who’s Who in 2022, Community Groups: Redcliffe Coast Guard

Volunteers from the Redcliffe Coast Guard have saved countless lives in 2022, assisting people who find themselves in trouble on the bay, as well as helping water police during search and rescue operations

Who’s Who in 2022, Community Groups: Bribie Volunteer Marine Rescue
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Who’s Who in 2022, Community Groups: Bribie Volunteer Marine Rescue

Bribie Island Volunteer Marine Rescue, one of the Moreton Bay Region’s essential services, started in a very different guise – as a boating and fishing club. Members have been in action again this year, helping mariners in distress

Dr Dazza | Mulloway
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Dr Dazza | Mulloway

The mulloway is an iconic inshore fish species, but how much do you know about them? In Australia, they can reach nearly 1.5m in length and a weight of 35kg. Our expert, Dr Dazza shares what he knows

Dr Dazza |Mud Crabs
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Dr Dazza |Mud Crabs

The mud crab is a Queensland icon. Our fishing expert Dr Dazza reckons it should be Queensland’s state emblem. Here’s everything you need to know about mud crabs and how to catch them

Dr Dazza | All about Dugong
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Dr Dazza | All about Dugong

Dugong are often commonly referred to as ‘sea cows’, although they are not related to cows at all. Marine biologist Dr Dazza reveals how they earnt the name and where you will see them

Dr Dazza: What do fish see?
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Dr Dazza: What do fish see?

Have you ever wondered what fish see and how that differs to how the world looks through the human eye? Dr Dazza reveals all and it’s fascinating