fishing tomorrow (friday)
Submitted by rebelman on Thu, 2010-08-26 19:28
right guys... im off tomorrow from work so im going to make the most of it!...
looks like a good morning tomorrow...going landbased and targeting herring and gardies....has anyone some hot spots for these at the moment?..heard the herring are quiet lately....thinking about heading down to woodies,or even down by the cut...any suggestions guys will be appreciated
Just1morecast
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i headed out this arvo off
i headed out this arvo off trigg and lost a good tailor on lure. You could try there early morn or late arvo tomorrow??
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rebelman
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i was told today that trigg
i was told today that trigg is doing good for tailor alright..what part or trigg mate? never fished there
Just1morecast
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yeah there's a dude that
yeah there's a dude that fishes regularly off the reef i spoke to him today and he got a 4kg salmon and a descent tailor yesterday at sunset. I fish off the trigg island/rock and cast towards north (hillarys way). You need a big rod to clear the reef and get into the clear water bit hard and you can lose tackle. The beach is always good to try if you dont feel like doing that.
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rebelman
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well...i headed to woodies
well...i headed to woodies friday morning and didnt get a single bite for over 3 hours...packed up and hit the north mole for the first time...it paid off...gardies well all over the place..bagged 20 good ones and then just started putting the rest back(which i felt good about!)..there didnt seem to be any herring in sight tho.anyone has any reasons?..i burleyed up big time and all...is it low season for them?..well enjoyed my first gardies session tho
buschy
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Good work
Glad you got into something mate - the gardies have been prolific around the mole for a while now and some great sized ones too.
Someone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong - but I'm pretty sure the herring head towards South Australia to spawn before migrating back around the coast again. So a proportion of the fish would be on the move and I'm assuming the biggest and strongest of them...leaving a handful of smaller fish behind.