Ocean reef 30 - 35 metres
Submitted by randall df223 on Sun, 2015-03-01 19:23
Found some good ground and some decent bait balls but only caught a Sgt Baker, skippy, wrasse and a (released) cod of an unknown type.
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Fish! HARD!
T_revz
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Nice shots, spewin nothing
Nice shots, spewin nothing decent was below it. I came across a massive baitball yesterday from 13-33m and 50-80 metres long but never got a hit. Saw couple big marks below it but they weren't interested.
Boats will be all over those coordinates soon ;)
randall df223
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It's only the bait balls
It's only the bait balls that have the co-ords showing. good luck to them if they're still there now or tomorrow.
Fish! HARD!
T_revz
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Keep em away from the real
Keep em away from the real fish hey? :) weather ok today? Was some big southerlies forecasted so I went yesterday instead.
randall df223
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We were out later than
We were out later than expected thanks to my deckie going to the wrong boat ramp and spending some time unsuccessfully looking for my occy pots....
The run out wide at about 11 am was great. then the seabreeze hit with a whack and we trolled back in at a speed that we didn't get wet
only thing missing was the fish (and the occy pots)
Fish! HARD!
T_revz
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Weather sounds like
Weather sounds like yesterday. Especially your comment about nearly using release weight as a sinker. I had a 24oz dangling way behind me. Good deckies are hard to find
carnarvonite
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Baitfish
When you see colour change from red to a deeper brown or black with it widening out, then you are getting on to hard bottom.
What you have up there is flat bottom with baitfish and weed, nothing that I would get excited about.
randall df223
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added another one in a new
added another one in a new thread which I believes shows harder ground.
Fish! HARD!