Australian Sawtail
Prionurus microlepidotus
Saltwater
Fork Length
25 cm
4 points/kg
About Australian Sawtail
Australian Sawtail (Prionurus microlepidotus) is a popular saltwater species targeted by Australian anglers. Found along Australia's coastline, this species is commonly caught from beaches, jetties, rocks, and boats.
The minimum legal size for Australian Sawtail is 25cm, measured using the fork length method. Always check your local state regulations before fishing, as size and bag limits may vary by location and season.
Where to Find
Look for structure like reefs, weed beds, and drop-offs. Check local fishing reports for current hot spots.
Best Seasons
Peak seasons vary by region. Warmer months often see increased activity, though many species bite year-round in Australian waters.
Fishing Tips
Use the Jigg app to track conditions when you catch Australian Sawtail. Over time, you'll discover the patterns that work best in your local waters.
Caught a Australian Sawtail?
Log it in the Jigg app with automatic size limit checks and weight estimation.
