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black bream

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noun

  1. another name for luderick

  2. a dark-coloured food and game fish, Acanthopagrus australis , of E Australian seas

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Lagoon sand shrimps, native oysters, black bream, spiny lobsters and short snouted seahorses to name just a few.

From The Guardian

We watched them disappear into the darkness of the forest, and then, as the night was suitable, my brother Will proposed that we should all go down to the creek and fish for black bream.

From Project Gutenberg

Next to the lordly and brilliant-hued schnapper, the big black bream of the deep harbour waters of the east coast of Australia is the finest fish of the bream species that have ever been caught.

From Project Gutenberg

Now is the time to look on the deep-water side of the causeway for the big black bream.

From Project Gutenberg

H———happened across the leading fishmonger's shop in Hunter Street, where there were displayed several splendid black bream.

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