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  1. The red emperor is a striking fish, easily recognized by its vibrant red coloration and robust, deep-bodied shape. Its body is built for strength, with a powerful and muscular form that gives it a commanding presence in the water.

  2. Those who make regular big fish captures fish heavy with 50lb mono line and 80lb leader or 80lb braid with a long 10m 80-100lb leader. Paternoster or running rigs, which can be fished at the bottom of the water column, are the most common way to target red Emperor. Bigger hooks are recommended.

  3. Red Emperor is one of Australia's most highly regarded food fish. Its lovely firm white flesh, large flake and delicate flavour are all appealing. Red Emperor is not a true Emperor (see Emperor's) but a Sea Perch.

  4. Lutjanus sebae, also known as red emperor, emperor red snapper, emperor snapper, government bream, king snapper, queenfish or red kelp, is a species of marine ray-finned fish, a snapper belonging to the family Lutjanidae. It is native to the Indian Ocean and the western Pacific Ocean . Taxonomy.

  5. 1 day ago · Bottom Bouncing For Red Emperor. When fishing offshore in Northern Australia, no fish is more sort after than the mighty red emperor. These fish are top of the list for the most common style of fishing in the world, which is commonly referred to as bottom bouncing. Either drifting or anchored, dangling a couple of baits above a ...

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  6. Oct 16, 2011 · So far, I've kept the Emperor Red Hook (ERH) and the Emperor Blue Hook (EBH). They are generally easy fishes to keep and eat any pellets or meat chunks thrown into the tank. Excellent cleanup crew for the mess your other monster fishes make.

  7. Red Emperor fish, also known as "big reds," is a highly sought-after game fish known for their size and fighting abilities. These wild fish can be found in various locations in tropical waters but are particularly abundant in the Great Barrier Reef and off the coast of Western Australia.