Those little snapper are real greedy buggers. Nice pics too mate.
(Colin 1 - Co-founding member of the prestigious Colin Club)

good efoort marc,hopefully it will grow big = ] and it could be a famous spot for snappers haaha.the only river in australia that has big snappers .ha
FISHINGS THE BEST ,BEATS THE REST.
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they would be size over east
hahah

tight lines

Few more years and look out.  The current under that bridge is amazing at times, something you'd see up north.

Hell yeah, thats why i wear my PFD CO2 vest. there has been many deaths there :(

http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/comments/0,21590,23997461-2761,00.html

I have had a few close calls myself .

I have fished this spot for over 15yrs and know it like the back of my hand but still have alot of respect for this location

Why is it so dangerous Marc? slippery?

 Sounds like a good evening any pics of the port jackson's

yeah i was wondering why u were wearing that

formerly fishoreub

you cant imagine how fast that current is until youve been there, its pretty damn fast 

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You couln't wipe that grin fom my face even with a hammer.

The current is fast and it is tricky to move around there at times.  Make sure if you plan to go there you do what I did and the first time just go for a look, not to fish.  Get a bit familiar with the place first.

I can remember over the 15 years i fished there 4 deaths in total now. Im sure there have been more we dont know about aswell.

The current rushes through there at a fast speed and i have heard that the current that swerls around the pylons can suck you under or make it hard to stay afloat.

Can be very tricky getting down from the walkway onto the narrow beams then walking the beams you have to dodge bottles left there and u bolts etc. The wood can also become slippery.

I have only fallen once and just about went in.

I bought the pfd co2 vest mainly for my rockfishin downsouth but seeing as though i have it sittion there at home i might aswell wear it down there.

i don't care if it only saves you once - rockfishing down along the south coast and places like Quobba it's a must if you don't want to risk becoming another statistic.

So true, i fish alot of hardcore places like sugarloaf rocks, canal rocks, steep point cliff and at night, red bluff kalbarrri and even grandstands kalbarri etc.

I like to know that if i go in that i will be afloat

jeez thats crazy 

you must use heavy lead to hold bottom then ey?

formerly fishoreub

Sure do and even BIG snapper leads wont hold the bottom sometimes