Exmouth run with the kids
Submitted by deep south on Sun, 2019-07-28 19:01
Just returned from a week in Exmouth with my kids , had a great few days catching rosie snapper and pearl perch in 150 metres on jigs and goldband and pearl perch in 110 metres
Did venture out to the 350s one day for a ruby but rhe sharks were like flys on poo
Last day we fished some shallows for a couple of nice trout , rankin and spangos , great fun with the kids and lots of laughs had
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The next time i see that jig will be in the mouth of something big !!
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Stevo81
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Nice fish on the jigs mate
Nice fish on the jigs mate and a bit of sounder porn
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meglodon
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Sounds like a great time
And catching fish like that why wouldn’t you wear a big smile like you have, can you tell us what the sounder pics are
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Well done. Looks like you
Well done. Looks like you all had a blast. Some nice fish there def we worth a smile or 2
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Rob H
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Looks good there mate, I
Looks good there mate, I haven’t been up to Exmouth for years!
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deep south
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First
First sounder shot is a school of goldband pretty tightly packed out on the flats which is how we tend to find them and the second is rosie snapper sitting just on the top side of a 25 metre drop off
The next time i see that jig will be in the mouth of something big !!
meglodon
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Many thanks for that
Thank you for tell me what the sounder shots are, I always find it interesting to look at them and see just what schools of various fish look like and the type of bottom they may be found on