North Mole
Submitted by Malleeboy on Tue, 2012-02-21 07:19
Gday,this is my 1st post here,so much info on here,went to north mole yesty arvo and got a 38cm flattie which I released because I wasnt sure of the legal size,300mm?? Then to my suprise I pulled up my 1st nor west blowie,rotten lookin things,it went 67cm,I dont normally measure shit fish but I had never seen a blowie that big. Probably going back down Thursday,I havnt had a great deal of luck the 10-15 times Ive been there,but Ill keep tryin.
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Faulkner Family
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Date Joined: 11/03/08
ok first up. welcome to the
ok first up. welcome to the site. well done on the release of the flattie as you werent sure, most would have kept it . pity you got one of them norwesters they are a pain in the preverbial. there are fish out there but generally you need to hve a look around to see what others are catching, if its herring and gardies then the surface fishing is the go. you do get skippy and whiting along the north side . it also depends on what part of the mole your fishing from. down at the rous head cafe is where a lot fish for herring and the likes. going out towards the end you can get into the bonito when they are about and even pick up the odd pinky in the right time of year.one thing to remember is its not always about catching fish(altho it is great) its about relaxation. keep an eye on this site and you will pick up a lot of good tips from the ones that fish from the stones all the time. good luck with future trips down there
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Malleeboy
Posts: 11
Date Joined: 19/02/12
cheers
Yeah Ive caught herring,gardies,whiting and small choppers from there,wouldnt mind gettin into the bonito.I get sick of catching small fish very easy,cant wait to get a boat and get out amongst it as I have a 24 kg stand up rod with a shimano torium loaded with 50lb braid that I never use. Cant wait for the rough weather so I can chase a few pinkys.Thanks for your tips mate
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beau
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Date Joined: 24/01/10
Welcome to the site mate,
Welcome to the site mate, alot to learn from the forum!
First up, grab yourself a fish measure, either a free fisheries sticker one you can get from most tackle stores, or you can now get a Swivels Original fish measuring tape which are very convenient, can find them at most decent tackle stores. I'd be kicking myself if I find out I threw a sized fish back especially a flattie!
What is your light combo you use for the small fish? When I was younger I used to use an ugly stick and that was my light gear. When that got stolen I was recommended to buy a 1-3kg light graphite rod. With light line like 6lb all of a sudden catching small fish becomes fun again. mix it up with some lures and you're having a blast!
Good luck
Malleeboy
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Date Joined: 19/02/12
Cheers Beau,my light rod is
Cheers Beau,my light rod is just a $25 special with 8lb line,it does the job,i mainly fish with my 2.00m 10-15kg rods with 25lb on them,so if I do hook a decent fish Im right.I will invest in one of them species guide measurers for sure. I catch and release a bit so it didnt really worry me about the flatty. Am gunna give the swanfish a crack this weekend aiming for a big flatty. Got a few new lures yesty so am looking forward to getting a decent tailor or salmon on em.I do fifo so I have 2 weeks of fishing time which is good.
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Wes F
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Date Joined: 07/01/12
Welcome to the site as
Welcome to the site as Faulk's and Beau said mix and match ya gear and try a few different spots up and down the coast if ya got two weeks off at a time.
Look forward to some Pics and reports. I've had some good Bonito sessions at the end of the mole
Old fishermen never die they just smell that way.