The RED EMPEROR in GYMPIE TERRACE IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL

During this time we only have half of our tables and chairs available for patrons and we respectfully request that ALL customers practice social distancing whilst in the shop and while waiting for their meal

We also ask that if you are unwell please DO NOT enter the shop

Please note that during this difficult time the shop will close each evening at 7.30pm.

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Fish of Noosa & the Sunshine Coast

Fish of the Queensland Coast

Dory

Description

John Dory are an unusual looking fish with a huge mouth, but deliciously tasty. John Dory are certainly an interesting looking fish - many would say ugly, however it certainly makes up for it in table qualities - some would say the best tasting fish in Australia. They are a dark brown with a large spot on both sides of its body. John Dory are a deep oval shape almost flat with a very large head and eyes. The large upward shaping mouth extends outward to engulf its prey.

Habitat

John Dory range in Australia from Southern Queensland, through New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia and half way up the Western Australian Coastline. Lives mostly in offshore reefs and often taken by trawlers. It does sometimes come into bays and estuaries. In New Zealand John Dory range right around the North Island and the top quarter of the South Island.

Also Known As

John Dory; St Peters Fish

source : www.myfishingplace.com.au