saturday sambo report
Submitted by Ryan C on Sun, 2010-12-05 10:00
the only thing to report is SHARKS ,SHARKS , BIGGER SHARKS , AND MORE SHARKS , EVERY SPOT , SOUTH, NORTH we went to F#@##N!! SHARKS. good luck to anyone out there today or tomorrow, i'm not going again this season. cheers
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Markie
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im goin tm with crushed see
im goin tm with crushed see how our luck goes. will bring the shark gear too.
Leemo
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coulda done with some of
coulda done with some of them last night lol
bludgin' since 94'
schecky
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Bring on the 15th I say! My
Bring on the 15th I say! My sights are set on jigging for demersals now...
Xtreme Coolers
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Yes, lots of them
We were out for a good chunk of the day. The weather was fantastic early and then the southerly came in at about 11.45. We had no problems hooking sambos and ambers. The sharks got everything except two ambers which were boated. Kept one which was super on the BBQ last night. I had no idea they taste that good. We saw two other sambos come up that were bitten in half and the charters were not getting much except a few sharks that we saw. Report and photos coming. Not even any tuna on the bite, although, we trolled through a few schools.
Dave
r.gates
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Bring on the 16th....
Don't get caught jigging for demersals on 15th or Mr Fisheries might want to have a chat with you!
From my understanding, the season is closed from 15 October to 15 December inclusive.
I'm with you schecky (and everyone else), can't wait for 16th....let's hope the weather gods are kind to us.
regards
rusty...
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Markie
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jurien bay with seasport on
jurien bay with seasport on the 18th hope its some good weather, cant wait :)
mightymouse
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So just to make it clear to
So just to make it clear to me an others you can not fish on the 15th is that right ?
r.gates
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15 October to 15 December (inclusive)
The wording in the Dept of Fisheries publication titled 'Recreational Fishing Guide - West Coast Region' (published July 2010) on page 5 under the heading 'Bag and Size Limits' states: HIGH RISK 'DEMERSAL' SPECIES The West Coast Closure applies to all species in this table - 15 October to 15 December (inclusive).
We all know the fish in the high risk category....cods, coral trout and coronation trout, Dhufish, Emperors (nor west snapper), foxfish and pigfish, groper, parrot fish, pink snapper, queen snapper, red snapper, tropical snappers and sea perch.
Hope this helps.
regards
rusty...
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