Deep south
Submitted by southcity104 on Thu, 2010-12-23 08:33
A few shots from yesterday.
Plenty of sambos to wrestle with and some great table fish as well.
Found some guy sleeping under the ramp which i brought out. He had some bling gear though!
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Faulkner Family
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a couple of great eating
a couple of great eating fish there, the first one , is that a harpuka ? nice nanny too. sounds like a great day fishing and what depth were you at
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mightymouse
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You said he had some bling.I
You said he had some bling.
I have seen the same combo's at big W for $30 dollars :)))
mightymouse
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Sambo
Did you catch the sambos out deep aswell ?
southcity104
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yeah
loads of them there. 300 meters of arm stretching has me knackered today!
"Its a life style job"
till
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That first sambo drilled me
That first sambo drilled me pretty hard, damn thing got me on the first drop, just off the bottom, the other ones we got up weren't too hard work on the Synit.
Nice to get some tablefish on jig out deep too, that nanny is going to be cooked up tonite!
Goodz
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Awesome puka! That'll be
Awesome puka! That'll be nice on the table for a christmas feast!
Whats that on the bottom end of your jig till? Great nanny too!
till
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Its called an Esca Fishing
Its called an Esca Fishing Light. Not too sure what was up with it yesterday, I didn't notice it switch on, but it worked fine in a cup of salt water when I got home.
grayzeee
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what sort of weight jigs were
what sort of weight jigs were you using in those depths??
got to get me into some of that!
If I spent half as long fishing , as I do reading this bloody forum , I'd be twice the fisherman I am.
till
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I couldn't drop anything less
I couldn't drop anything less than 400g, the current was too strong. You really need something strongly tail-weighted too.
Pete D
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Great work lads...even more
Great work lads...even more so with no 12v cables!
Looking forward to the nanny creation pic Till.
Cheers Pete
Just1morecast
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Great haul fellas Harpuka and
Great haul fellas Harpuka and the nanny looks extra tasty. Still havent eaten/caught either...
Forever learning with fishing
alfred
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Nice job guys! Top fish for
Nice job guys! Top fish for sure!
fishing94
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where abouts south u were
where abouts south u were fishing ;)
Names matt
till
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South of Hillarys ;)
South of Hillarys ;)
mightymouse
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Must be happy Jamie that new
Must be happy Jamie that new rod of yours has been getting a good workout which is good to see :)
Cant wait to get my Harpuka. Do they give a good fight ?
till
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The grey-barred really give
The grey-barred really give up the fight 100m off the bottom but the hapuka keep kicking, although not that hard.
That demo synit rod has been copping a pounding and its still taking it better than me ;)
hlokk
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Nice work Tony! Good to see
Nice work Tony! Good to see the deep exploration stuff starting to pay off. Now with the other species.
STEVE231
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Well done boys!! Some
Well done boys!! Some quality fish there.