Hard day on the water until dhuie o clock
Thank goodness for retirement as today gave a real opportunity to enjoy what has been really scarce good conditions. Launched well before dawn and to the moron who went out with NO lights whatsoever honestly FFS.....you were invisible ! I headed out initially to the high 30's but bites were really scarce apart from a good KGW and some fox fish very little doing. The wind dropped to nothing making drifting impossible so I headed out deeper and simply sounded until I found a good show....actually the screen lit up ......dropped three baits all of which were monstered within seconds.....what to do when you are by yourself, took what I thought was the biggest expecting a good dhuie but pulled up a stonka baldie, second rod going ape so fought that fish to the surface , a good dhuie around 8kg but the final rod was now bent double making it hard to get out of the rod holder, now this was a fish, deep surging runs with strong tail beats.......a male fish over 94cm so the smaller one went back and swam away strongly. Came home at 26 Knots @ a nautical mile to the litre....just love the yammy!
Faulkner Family
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well done. gotta be happy
well done. gotta be happy with that feed, which one first,mmmmm think the kg would go missing from that trio . driving around with work today thinking damn this lack of wind , should be out there
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
Dale
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Nice, I had the dinghy all ready to go, but something else come up, so now have to wait till Tuesday or Wednesday
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sunshine
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I prefer the baldie
Like the texture of the flesh......really nice as sashimi too. Have never rated KGW
suzi q
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Great work
Sounds like a great day on the water and well done on the catch. Must say, those Yammies are unbelievable on the fuel - we recently participated at Gamex, and a 200hp 4 stroke behind a 6.7m bar crusher used about 80Lts a day, over about 90 miles a day - a little better then 1L/nm - fantastic engines.
hilly9
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Cracking dhu and baldie. 3
Cracking dhu and baldie. 3 fish on one drop is top fishing
Rick
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Nice
Well done mate, good feed there
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Tom M
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How many offers are going to
How many offers are going to come from potential deckies, well done.
Tom M