South Mole Tailor
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Fri, 2007-10-26 15:32
Got this from another site, but thought the fishwrecked crew might be interested!
October 25th:
South Mole
"The Tailor are back in full swing... Started on the bite just after sunset and went for around 40 minutes.. The first run was only small choppers 30cm and under.. Landed about 10, kept 3.. A second run though happened around 8.30pm though with bigger fish.. Ended with 13 in the bucket between 3 of us.. Best was 37cm, average round 33cm.."
Cheers,
Adam
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jangles
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Now thats great news for us
My reels screaming zzzzzzz.... awwww damn it, its another boat!
All the best for the future fishing trips.
Cheers.... Jangles
Adam Gallash
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Nope
Not for a while Jangles. The north has too much going for it. You'll see when I get into the sailfish in the next couple of weeks. :D Sorta beats fishing for tailor.
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Andy
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you know it adam,Just picked
you know it adam,
Just picked up a bunch of big skirts for sail fish marlin for tomorrow hopefully we get something, trolling at about 9kt's hey adam.
Cheers Scottie
jangles
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Whats wrong with a little Tailor action?
My reels screaming zzzzzzz.... awwww damn it, its another boat!
All the best for the future fishing trips.
Cheers.... Jangles
Adam Gallash
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Yep
Anything between 7-9knts is pretty good. I like varied speed and turning rather than straight lines. You had any luck with the billies over that way so far? Would love to get into some of those granders you get!
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Andy
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yeh we'd like to get into
Cheers Scottie
rickets
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At certain north coast
At certain north coast spots, reports have come in 65+cm for tailor after sundown....
Largest reported was 85cm last week.
kaitan
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yea i've fish there often but not at night but day time
most of the tailor i get is about 1.30 noon
it's about 40 cm at the kiosk
NO PAIN NO GAIN!!!
Ryan Thipthorp (not verified)
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alive
Andy, trolling speed will also vary on type of pusher, i run them until they look right ie plenty of breathing (poping up very periodical) and so they dont look lazy ie slugish in the water. Speed is right as mentioned but more importantly run them so they look alive!
) re no straight lines, for me it's a slow zig zag and the lures end up going in and out of clean and champagne (white wash )water.
I agree with Adam (Exmouth boy
Back to tailor, ruff water after this blow will bring a few bigger ones about.
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