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Mullet fishers keep proud tradition alive for next generation along south-east Queensland beaches 
By Meg Bolton AU Source: ABC Sunshine Coast 8/12/2023
Meg Bolton
Credit: Bluey's photography
For more than a century, commercial fishermen have been gathering on some of Queensland's most popular beaches every winter, poised for action as a cool breeze blows.
 

Their four-wheel drives, stacked with metal cages and boats piled with fishing nets, take up room usually reserved for sunbathing holiday-makers.

 
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