couple weeks ago. herring LOL

newspaper that sometime next year they are closing the north mole and widing the road then putting boat stackers in.

 Been there nearly every day there for the past five days. Plenty of tailor around.

Was there on saturday morning.

Had 5 runs in couple of hours. Landed an eagle ray and a hammer head.

Both released safely. other 3 where unstoppables.

one chewed my 80 pound leader, one straightened my hook on a 20 kg drag.

last one was very unfortunate, when i had the fish running towards south a boat came and snapped my line.

Lost almost 200 meters of my 50 pound braid.

Over all a good day with sore back.

 wat bait were you using and rigs (no baloon)??

Used all different baits from my freezer, caught the hammer head with big whiting which i froze couple of weeks ago.

Eagle ray with a big mullet fillet, also used squid and scalie. All got hammered.

Rig, snelled hook with a running shinker.

The fishes where there just because of the cray pots.

was there yesterday and saw a few sambos swim past and plenty of salmon trout.

north mole man. i tried some mcarthy plastics right in front of them, wouldnt take it. Cray pots all around the end there now they must be in for that???

i went for herring and tailor ended up gettin bloody snook. Veryyyy flat day. should have brang a bigger setup with some blue mackeral or frozen scalies i have.

 yeh seemed like a good night for big stuff last night. those snoook would have done well for mulloway. none the less, there good eating. 

Double paternoster rig made from at least 80lb leader or 1 metre wire trace or 80-100lb line to a running sinker clip and whatever sinker to use at the time depending on tide and current, but i find its best to have at least 10 metres of 80-100lb already spooled onto the reel for safety reasons and easier landing of the fish.

 What sized hooks would you use?

 Got back from there not too long ago, was dead calm and water crystal clear, heaps of what i thought was bait schools but turns out to be hordes of blowies, down the end of the tip there were big buffies swimming around nothing else, strange weather meant to blow eaterlies all day now its changed! tonight will be good for tailor.

 Not satisfied with catching nothing went back to have a crack at tailor tonight, got 4 decent tailor alot of undersized ones ranging from 34-38cm, and also got a 4 big snooks that were 39-40cm, alot of people there and saw 1 ray get landed thats about it.