Tomahawk here from the North Mole Pikeys (The guys at the end of the mole who setup like a Gypsy camp Friday nights)
There's always the neverending supply of Eagle rays or Cow-Nose to keep you entertained between proper fish.
If you're fishing big make sure you put a trace on, we've had plenty of tiger sharks this month.
There's been the occasional Wobegong, Grey Nurse and Bronzies.
If you're lucky you'll get into the Gummy sharks or Spinner sharks (Black tips) which are fantastic eating.
Tailor have come in well, but unless you come early you'll have to fight to get a spot with the sidecasters.
Even if you do come early you have to be vigilant to get them to stay away from your setup. Spent hours getting sidecasters to move from under or right next to the big rods who consistently cast over you.
Haven't seen a Mulloway or Snapper caught there for a while unfortunately, but apparently as Callum above said, the Bonito have started moving in.
If you're there on a Friday afternoon/night, don't be afraid to wander over to the gypsy camp and say hello to us. Bring beer.
Tomahawk is a Nickname due to the way I dispatch sharks (When we keep them)
I keep one in the boot, if a Gummy or Spinner gets caught and we're going to keep it to eat, I put the Tomahawk straight between the eyes.
Some people think it's hilarious. Personally I don't like to make the fish suffer anymore than they already are.
Ekul sorry bud!
Don't like to see people miss out, but if it's not me turning up early to get a spot it'll be someone else.
Recently we've been travelling up and down the coast trying out new places, might get some Fridays when we're not there
We tried Busso Jetty last Saturday and through to Sunday morning right near the end on the right-hand side platform
Using large and live baits all we came up with was a Banjo Shark and a large Eagle Ray.
Towards dawn we got a few impressive bite-offs on the lines without trace (Typical) Was a shame to see so little action at a place that's praised to deliver
joshoneil81
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Date Joined: 18/01/13
Anyone know what being
Anyone know what being caught??
Leemo
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Date Joined: 22/02/07
calm down haha. less than 20
calm down haha. less than 20 minutes and you are bumping your own post.... Yu dont get replies immediately!
bludgin' since 94'
channy
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Date Joined: 30/11/10
Go find out.
Go find out.
catchalittle
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Date Joined: 04/09/08
probably fish
probably fish
Nathan
Zoggy84
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Date Joined: 24/06/12
herring...thats all i caught
herring...thats all i caught there
The name is Zoe.
If any1 but the wife asks im fishing, if she asks im at work.
11lyncjo
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Date Joined: 29/05/09
hey mate, theres
hey mate, theres herring,snook and a few tailor around... tailor arnt of any great size tho
joshoneil81
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Date Joined: 18/01/13
Hey guys all I caught was a
Hey guys
all I caught was a northwest blowie and a baby bream ad threw that back apart from that no one was catching a thing
Callum24
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Date Joined: 24/06/12
Have a spin for bonito on sun
Have a spin for bonito on sun rise right off the end great fun
Qualified carpet layer available for jobs big and small
Tradewind
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Date Joined: 18/09/12
Tomahawk here from the North
Tomahawk here from the North Mole Pikeys (The guys at the end of the mole who setup like a Gypsy camp Friday nights)
There's always the neverending supply of Eagle rays or Cow-Nose to keep you entertained between proper fish.
If you're fishing big make sure you put a trace on, we've had plenty of tiger sharks this month.
There's been the occasional Wobegong, Grey Nurse and Bronzies.
If you're lucky you'll get into the Gummy sharks or Spinner sharks (Black tips) which are fantastic eating.
Tailor have come in well, but unless you come early you'll have to fight to get a spot with the sidecasters.
Even if you do come early you have to be vigilant to get them to stay away from your setup. Spent hours getting sidecasters to move from under or right next to the big rods who consistently cast over you.
Haven't seen a Mulloway or Snapper caught there for a while unfortunately, but apparently as Callum above said, the Bonito have started moving in.
If you're there on a Friday afternoon/night, don't be afraid to wander over to the gypsy camp and say hello to us. Bring beer.
Versus
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Date Joined: 06/03/09
"bring beer" hahaha
"bring beer" hahaha
EKUL
Posts: 179
Date Joined: 05/01/13
hahaha Tomahawk
Great post!!!
you early birds getting that end spot up and running always make my trips short there - as theres never anywhere else to set up for a big seshion!
11lyncjo
Posts: 109
Date Joined: 29/05/09
tomohawk, was your actaly
tomohawk, was your actaly name, prety sure i know you. im one of the regularys there
Tradewind
Posts: 756
Date Joined: 18/09/12
Tomahawk is a Nickname due to
Tomahawk is a Nickname due to the way I dispatch sharks (When we keep them)
I keep one in the boot, if a Gummy or Spinner gets caught and we're going to keep it to eat, I put the Tomahawk straight between the eyes.
Some people think it's hilarious. Personally I don't like to make the fish suffer anymore than they already are.
Ekul sorry bud!
Don't like to see people miss out, but if it's not me turning up early to get a spot it'll be someone else.
Recently we've been travelling up and down the coast trying out new places, might get some Fridays when we're not there
EKUL
Posts: 179
Date Joined: 05/01/13
All good
All good mate, pretty over the mole have much more fun 4wding to spots and beach fishing these days - a little bit more productive too :)
Tradewind
Posts: 756
Date Joined: 18/09/12
We tried Busso Jetty last
We tried Busso Jetty last Saturday and through to Sunday morning right near the end on the right-hand side platform
Using large and live baits all we came up with was a Banjo Shark and a large Eagle Ray.
Towards dawn we got a few impressive bite-offs on the lines without trace (Typical)
Was a shame to see so little action at a place that's praised to deliver