Monkey Mia 2023
Submitted by tennis coach on Tue, 2023-01-17 07:56
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We had a great 2 weeks camping at Monkey Mia
Winds were favourable and we got out most days
6-8 keepers most days which is more than enough
Mostly Black snapper, biggest went 58 cm
Estuary cods most days which taste delicious
Got onto a spot with huge Gold spots
Both of these were over 1 m long - released them all, but Geez they pull some string at that size
The wife almost got spooled, I called it for a shark but was pleasantly surprised
My eldest son is 6 ft 4 and the shovel nose was close to 7 foot - he wanted a sark bigger then him
Great trip, family holiday
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Faulkner Family
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Sounds like you had a great
Sounds like you had a great time.
The golden trevally certainly go hard. Nothing wrong with a feed of black snapper
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
deep south
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Good work
Good work mate , looks like a great break with the family and nothing like a few big goldens to get the arms stretched !!
The next time i see that jig will be in the mouth of something big !!
Brock O
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Good Stuff, sounds like a
Good Stuff, sounds like a great trip done well to avoid the wind.
sea-kem
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Great report, agree those
Great report, agree those Estuaries are one of my faves.
Love the West!
davewillo
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Sounds like a great family
Sounds like a great family holiday mate. Those goldens are huge and so much fun!
PGFC member and lure tragic
Simo_
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nice haul of fish
nice haul of fish
Bring on April
tcarroll
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Estuary Cod
Yep those Blackspot Estuary Cod are awesome on the chew! Looks like an awesom trip :)
makoshark
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What area were you guys
What area were you guys fishing in? It looked amazing
Chase the sun and living the dreams