Day 1and 2 Carnarfin Results hopefully updated daily
Results for the first day of Carnarfin 2014
Spaniard 7.52
Black Snapper 2.6
Trevally 9.35
Tuna 13.35
Mulloway 10.15
Red Emperor 5.35
Baldchin 4.65
Pink Snapper 3.95
Coral Trout 6.42
Spangled Emperor 4.45
Tailor 1.14
Mangrove Jack .70
Bream 1.07
Flathead .47
Whiting .47
Cobia 4.95
DAY 2 WEIGH IN
Baldchin 4.46
Spaniard 14.55
Spangled emperor 5.3
Coral trout 7.75
Black Snapper 2.95
Mulloway 10.25
Tuna 14.35
Red Emperor 9.5
Pink Snapper 6.15
Cobia 14.45
Bream 1.07
Mangrove Jack 1.45
Flathead .71
Trevally 13.35
Tailor 3.5
Whiting .475
Day 3
Baldchin 4.70
Spaniard 17.7
Spangled emperor 5.3
Coral Trout 7.75
Black Snapper 2.95
Mulloway 10.25
Tuna 14.47
Red Emperor 9.5
Pink Snapper 6.15
Cobia 12.45
Bream 1.07
Mangrove Jack 1.46
Flathead .710
Trevally 13.35
Tailor 3.63
Whiting .475
DAY 4
The only change in weights is Bream going up to 1.19
Was a bloody windy day with most boats stopping home and those who went not getting rewards for effort
DAY 5
No change in the leader board except for another red emperor matching the weight of the previous one
Day 6
Baldchin 6.05
Spaniard 19.75
Spangled emperor 5.30
Coral trout 7.75
Black snapper 2.95
Mulloway 10.25
Tuna 14.475
Red emperor 9.5 x 2
Pink snapper 6.15
Cobia 12.5
Bream 1.19
Mangrove jack 1.46
Flathead .71
Trevally 13.35
Tailor 4.15
Whiting .475
Rick
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Trout
That trout is a great fish
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Ben Derecki
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Agree. That 10kg trev could
Agree.
That 10kg trev could have been fun too.
quadfisher
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Weather?
Whats the conditions like? , heading to coral bay on friday. and with that small( er) spanish
, I take it theres not heaps around?
cheers.
quadfisher
carnarvonite
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Was good
Was good for Monday but wind came up this afternoon and saw most of the boats back in early.
With a big high coming in we expect SE winds 15-20 knots increasing to 25 tomorrow and a bit stronger on Thursday so a few will be having a day off or staying in close and hitting the Lady Joyce and other reasonably sheltered spots
makai
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Trout is the stand out there
That's a nice fish at 6.4kg
Cruise Control
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Hey CarnarvoniteThanks for
Hey Carnarvonite
Thanks for putting up the results for Day 1. Any chance of you posting each days result ?
cheers
quadfisher
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Day 2 kicking butt
14 kg spanish, 9.5 red and a 3.5 tailor , thats more like it
see that coral trout , day 1 got belted too!!!
7.7kgs, ,=------- excisting state record ( A.A.A) looks to be 7.5 kg caught in 2002
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carnarvonite
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Gilled and Gutted
All the fish are weighed in gilled and gutted so would have to be weighed whole for a record then handed over to the Fisheries research people to clean it for you, they are collecting samples from the guts, frames and otoliths as they do each year.
Been some good trout coming in over recent weeks so be interesting to see if any more big ones come in.
Weather is crappy today and tomorrow but still a few boats out
Doooma
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Young bloke had a cracker
Young bloke had a cracker 10.5kg and an 8.5kg Trevally today at the Joyce.
he nearly had a heart attack when I let them go!! Haha
sea-kem
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Some great fishing coming in
Some great fishing coming in there. I'll be up in that neck of the woods next Friday.
Love the West!
carnarvonite
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Local Conditions
When the wind comes up like it did yesterday and again today , it pays to take note on where the locals head off to fish, most headed off down to the Lady Joyce wreck or some took the chance and headed up to Beejaling shoals, those who went south had a following sea home and those who went to the shoals had a 17nm punch in to it but one boat headed over the islands and was rewarded for their efforts with a huge flogging on the 30nm trip back. After not being able to contact them after 30minutes, police were notified and radio calls were made each 15 minutes, finally after an hour and 20 minutes we received a word then splatter and ten minutes later got through to them and was informed they were 10nm out. Police were notified of the contact and all plans to launch a rescue were canned. They arrived home safely 2 hours after their planned ETA.
For those who are new to Shark Bay, the seas whipped up a 15-20 knot wind are completely different to those down south due to the shallow water and complete lack of swell, each wave is closer together and have no back resulting in a bone jarring bang each time you cross one.
Faulkner Family
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them shark bay waters can be
them shark bay waters can be horrid to say the least. we got caught out . 36nm at 5 to 6 knots.. Damn shark bay speed humps
bloody bone jarring
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
quadfisher
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Tassie light breeze.
Thanks mate , friends in tassie never went tuna trolling till it hit 25knots , but its 150m deep
2kms from shore.
Not sure if its a typo , but 2 trout in a row , on day 2 and 3 both----- 7.75 kg? , hurray its twins!
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carnarvonite
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Same fish
They don't change the board until a better fish comes along, so if there's a huge fish weighed in one day one it will stay up on the board.
carnarvonite
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Day 6
Day 6 results are in, some changes and expect a few more today to finish the comp.
Good weather and plenty of boats out