SWAIN REEFS EAST - GREAT BARRIER REEF

Boating, Fishing, Marine Safety Chart

• LAMINATED both sides with premium grade 80 um plastic film to ensure product has long life, permanently WATERPROOF and resilient to damage. 

  Marine chart side has non- reflective matte finish laminate specially formulated in manufacture of surface to allow navigators the benefit of being able to DRAW ON THE SURFACE WITH PENCIL OR INK. Pencil and most pen inks easily removed together with clean eraser and or solvent that will not damage chart or laminate.

BONUS WALL CHART - Complete Fishermans Guide Queensland and Great Barrier Reef reverse side

Size 61 x 88 cm

Features

·        Water contours are shades of blue becoming progressively darker as depth increases

·        Land contours become progressively darker as height increases

·        Natural features, reefs, mangroves, sand types, mud, salt pans and others features are visually realistically depicted

·        Grid reference system simplifies identifying positions for boating, fishing and rescue services

·        Navigation symbols are clearly explained on the chart without the need for supplementary handbook

·        Known information such as names, heights, depths, seabed, GPS marks, obstructions and navigational tracks included

·        Satellite positions derived from the WGS1984 datum  can be plotted directly onto this chart

·        No fishing Zones, officially declared Smooth, Partially smooth, Open waters zones clearly indicated

·        Lesser known information such as local knowledge of fishing and diving locations, local common names and information from latest satellite images are included at time of publication

·         An affordable chart and perfect gift or reference guide both at home or on holidays

Camtas Background 

Camtas management has a wealth of practical knowledge, spanning over 65 years of combined personal experiences, naval, yachting, amateur and professional fishing, deep sea and reef scuba diving, underwater photography, ichthyology, marine aquariums, marine rescue and cartography. 

Camtas Marine Safety Chart was first published in year 1973 for a local Marine Search & Rescue Group who sought help to create a user friendly grid type search and rescue chart for their local area. New publications have followed due its instant success and numerous requests from similar groups and public. 

Marine chart contains easily identified places of interest:

GREAT BARRIER REEF CORAL SEA SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN SWAIN REEFS Newell Reef Reef Queen Lagoon Barrier Star Blue Hole Hard Line Reefs Snow’s Lagoon Zodiac Cay Line Reefs Tee Line Reefs Twin Cays Reef (North) Lavers Cay Hammer Reef  Cello Reef  Elusive Reef  Distant Cay Crystal Blue Hole Job Reef  Top Ribbon Reef Tranquil Reef Bottom Ribbon Reef Frog Reef  Winter Reef Rene’s Bomby Centenary Cay Crystal Blue Hole Hammer Reef  Line Group Mystery Cay Twin Cays Reef (South) Riptide Cay Rene’s Nook Scrouge Reef  Perfect Lagoon Reef Achates Reef Sausage Reef Nicky Reef Kel-Kel Reef Sand Cay Mantaray Reef D J Reef  Return Reef Tiny Cay Flowery Group Tiger Reef Trout Reef Carrot Group Benn Group East Cay Red Bass Reef Z Reef  Star Reef  Turrum Cay Turrum Reef  Bacchi Cay Glenn Innes Reef Riversong Cays TWIN CAY Thomas Cay Recreation Reef Baz Reef Turner Reef  Frigate Lagoon Frigate Cay Detour Reef Bylund Cay Heralds Prong No 2 Prong No 2 Big Bomby Reef Big Sandy Reef  Little Baron Reef Mackerel Reef  Finger Reef  Capricorn Reef  Half Tide Reef  Bills Reef  Blue Lion Reef  Triangle Reef Price Cay Houdini Reef  Turtle Reef Merv’s Reef  Little Sweetlip Reef Small Lagoon Reef  Central Reef  Poulson Cay Heart Reef Hill Reef Beacon Reef Caradus Pass Follett Reef Wade Reef Chinaman Reef Half Moon Reef Jenkins Reef Sanctuary Reef Horseshoe Reef “Swalong” wreck Littles Reef  Wilson Reef  Gannet Cay Obstruction Reef Little Banana Reef Surprise Reef Chesterman Reef Radar Reef  Pike Reef Moon Cay Long Reef Pocket Reef  Fuel Reef Snake Reef Herald No 1 Abrahams Reef Hackie Reef Rapkins Reef Sandshoe Reef Sunray Reef Gater Reef Taiwan Reef Sinker Reef Hook Reef Junior Reef Sweetlip Reef Dicks Reef Hixson Cay South Hixson Cay Howard Patch (No 3) Howard Patch (No 2) Howard Patch (No 1) Twins Reef (East) Twins Reef (West) Archer Shoal Karamea Bank

BONUS Fishermans fish species identification poster - Queensland and Great Barrier Reef region

Browse over images and learn names, bag limits, legal sizes, habitat and eating qualities

Species include: Bluespotted Coral Trout - Footballer Coral Trout,  Common Coral Trout, Passionfruit Coral Trout, Barcheek Coral Trout, Yellow-edge Coronation Trout, Spangled Emperor, Moses Snapper, Redthroat Emperor, Longnose Emperor, Crimson Snapper, Saddletail Snapper, Flame Snapper, Green Jobfish, Onespot Snapper, Rosy Snapper, Hussar, Ruby Snapper, Lavender Snapper, Goldband Snapper, Indonesian Snapper, Bluestriped Snapper, Stripey Snapper, Red Emperor, Brownstripe Snapper, Darktail Snapper, Painted Sweetlips, Blackspot Snapper, Goldspotted Sweetlips, Striped Sweetlips, Dotted Sweetlips, Fiveline Snapper, Spotted Sweetlips, Sombre Sweetlips, Giant Sweetlips, Spotted Unicornfish, Bluespine Unicornfish, Goldband Fusilier, Goldband Fusilier, Yellowfin Surgeonfish, Maori Rockcod, Flowery Rockcod, Banana Fusilier, Comet Grouper, Greasy Rockcod, Birdwire Rockcod, Purple Rockcod, Coral Rockcod, Peacock Rockcod, Specklefin Grouper, Tomato Rockcod, Camoulflage Grouper, Coral Grouper, Longfin Rockcod, Highfin Grouper, Chinaman Rockcod, Bicolour Parrotfish, Surf Parrotfish, Bluebarred Parrotfish, Greenfin Parrotfish, Steephead Parrotfish, Blackspot Tuskfish, Venus Tuskfish, Anchor Tuskfish, Blue Tuskfish, Trippletail Maori Wrasse, Graphic Tuskfish, Redbreast Maori Wrasse, Purple Tuskfish, Thicklip Wrasse, Potato Rockcod, Barramundi Cod, Goldspot Pigfish, Humphead Maori Wrasse, Queensland Groper, Red Bass, Paddle-tail, Chinaman Fish, Mud Crab, Three-spot Crab, Blue Swimmer Crab, Spanner Crab Squid, Tropical Rocklobster, Moreton Bay Bug, Slipper Lobster, Cuttlefish, Octopus, Banana Prawn, Sea Cucumber, Goldlip Pearl Oyster, Beach Worms, s Pipi, Anadara & Cockles, Pacific Oyster, Blood Worms, Sea Cucumber - Black Teatfish, Helmet Shell,  Giant Clam Shell, Trumpet Shell, Blackspotted Rockcod, Goldspotted Rockcod, Tripletail, Black Rabbitfish, Bullrout, Estuarine Stonefish, Pacific Bonefish, Spotted Stargazer, Painted Grinner, Teraglin, Milkfish, Remora, Mulloway, Lesser Queenfish, Great Barracuda, Giant Queenfish, Striped Barracuda, Rainbow Runner, Wahoo, Samsonfish, Amberjack,  Yellowfin Tuna, Yellowtail Kingfish, Albacore, Bigeye Tuna, Spotted Mackerel, Longtail Tuna, Frigate Mackerel, Shark Mackerel, School Mackerel, Grey Mackerel, Spanish Mackerel, Mackerel Tuna, Skipjack Tuna, Cobia, Australian Bonito, Mahi Mahi, Blue Marlin, Striped Marlin, Black Marlin, Sailfish, Swordfish, Spearfish, Blacktip Reef Shark, Whitespotted Shovelnosed Ray, Golden Perch, Mangrove Jack, Murray Cod, Silver Perch, Sooty Grunter, Barramundi, Khaki Grunter, Barcoo Grunter, Jungle Perch, Welch’s Grunter, Mary River Cod, Freshwater Catfish, Sleepy Cod, Australian Bass, Saratoga, Rainbowfish, Garfish, Eel, Australian Lungfish, Sawfish, River Blackfish, Bloomfield River Cod, Cherabin, Mollusc, Freshwater Blueclaw Crayfish, Redclaw Crayfish, Spiny Crayfish, Sand Whiting, Trumpeter Whiting, Goldenline Whiting, Stout Whiting, Northern Whiting, Dusky Flathead, Yellowfin Bream, Tarwhine, Bluespotted Flathead, Pikey Bream, Frypan Bream, Bartail Flathead, Northern Sand Flathead, Luderick, Tailor, Smallspotted Dart, Humphead Batfish, Black Pomfret, Snapper, Grass Emperor, Spotted Scat, Diamondfish, Swallowtail Dart, Flounder, Silver Teraglin, Pearl Perch, Golden Trevally, Blue Catfish, Sea Mullet, Silver Trevally, Brassy Trevally, Diamondscale Mullet, Giant Trevally, Silver Javelin, Greenback Mullet, Barred Javelin, Striped Threadfin, Bluespot Mullet, King Threadfin, Three-by-two Garfish, Sicklefish, Sole, Blue Threadfin, Golden Snapper, Dorab Wolf Herring, Black Jewfish, Striped Catfish, Scat  

Size 61x88cm