Super Deep Yesterday!
With yesterday’s forecast looking good’ish I thought I’d take staff member Ben out to search for some new super deep spots. The water was flat as on the way out which makes a huge difference when you venturing out so far!
Once out in the Super Deep depths I started looking around doing recon work and after a little while my Furuno sounder lite up and I said to Ben they look like Bass and you drop first!
Ben rigged up some Qualy squid that we’re now stocking and it’s a descent size and a durable bait. It didn’t take long for Ben to hook up to something solid which had me calling it for a good bass groper. After a long fight (all manual wind up) his fish surfaced and it was a solid bass groper which gave Ben a good work out haha!
I dropped next and hooked up also and landed a nice bass groper (awesome start). I said your turn next again Ben and whilst he was knackered after his first fish he dropped again and hook up and landed another bass ….. nice!
I dropped again for the last fish of the day and hook a bigger bass and what a fight. They don’t call them Bull Dozer of the sea for no reason and all fish were between 26 -32kg. We headed in at 40 knots which made for a great finish to the day (Happy Days).
Having the right gear and information makes this super deep fishing more productive and enjoyable, My shop specializes in Super Deep fishing so if you’re wanting more info on rods, reels, braid, gimbal belts, super deep jigs, custom super deep rigs, bait, what to look for etc pop in and see my staff Ben & Callum ….. They are always happy to help!
Walfootrot
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Nice going 4 drops 4 nice
Nice going 4 drops 4 nice bass groper!
More drum lines, kill the bloody sharks!
Ryan Thipthorp (not verified)
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4 Drops!
Thanks Walfootrot .... it wasnt always that easy but cracking the code makes all the difference!
Gray
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NiceWas just in grabbig some
Nice
Was just in grabbig some bait and Ben was telling me how his arms were hurting from the manual wind
Ryan Thipthorp (not verified)
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haha
I think Ben needs a few cans of harden up .... mwahaha =>
twicther
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Sounder shot ?
Any chance of a sounder shot to show some amateurs what to look for Ryan ?
What depth ? Young fella must have cramped up on that second one.
Ryan Thipthorp (not verified)
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Sounder Pics!
Twicther, at my shop I have a few sounder pics in a folder that my staff are happy to show you and explain in more detail
Yeh Bens arms were cramping up and I heard about it all the wayt back in haha lol
chris raff
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Perks doesn’t get a
Perks doesn’t get a whole lot better than that .. Ryan you’ve got that deep sea business nailed , well done guys .. that squid presents nice I thought they were livies at first .
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Ryan Thipthorp (not verified)
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Perks!
Thanks Chris, yeh my staff put in the extra effort and it works two ways. That particular day he was paid to be at the shop working but I took him out fishing instead ..... he was very appreciative!.
As for the Super deep, it wasnt always that easy but cracking the code makes all the difference but that taken aloooong time
As for the squid pic ... haha yeh they do look like livies but dead baits .... the super deep species woof the bait whole and you get your bait back most often =>
Guardy
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Well done Ryan & Ben
Yep, Its proved once more you have it, the knowledge and expertise to find drop and bring up the goods once more. Well done guys. Was it only the Bass that you found during the recon or did you find some of the Hapuka or Grey Band as well? I ask that confident that you know what you are looking at on the sounder Ryan!!!!
Ryan Thipthorp (not verified)
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Sounder!
Yo Guardy, Thanks mate appreciated
As for finding other species nah mate that area I was searching was too deep for GB and I didn see schooling Hapuku ..... just Bass this time
Simmo
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Nice fish, great post mate.
Nice fish, great post mate.
Ryan Thipthorp (not verified)
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GFY
haha ... cheers Simmo
Oceanside Tackle
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Depth?
Ryan has a day off today but he will reply when he,s back in.
Depth we were fishing was 400m
Cheers Ben
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Dale
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Nothin but crocks and cane toads here some good fillets there though.
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Oceanside Tackle
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Fillets
haha yes Dale plenty of filleting and some quality fillets cryovaced so my family are very happy
cheers Ben
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shabba
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Great fish boys, never fail 2
Great fish boys, never fail 2 put your decky's on the fish Ryan.. Top stuff
Ryan Thipthorp (not verified)
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Super Deep!
Cheers Shabba .... we will get out there next time mate
CraigL
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Well done
Well done, what water depth is super deep?
axey45
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Ryan Thipthorp (not verified)
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Deep?
Craig, Super Deep depths are 250-450m for me ..... yep deeeeep =>
Thanks guys for the comments .... appreciated
t bone
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very nice in deed
Keen as to learn about this deep drop gig, but based up in Gero makes it a bit harder. gonna be down in the city in a few weeks. Gotta try and come up for a reason to feed the missus that i can come in and get some gear/knowledge...
Great work indeed lads, wish my boss would let us fish out here.. ha ha
meglodon
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Thanks for posting the great pics
Always look forward to pictures of what resides in the deep stuff of the coast, they are very much appreciated.
When you are fishing in 250 - 300 metres of water approx. how much line do you have out, and do fish this size take much line on a "run".
Faulkner Family
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well done. few nice feeds
well done. few nice feeds there for sure.
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
Ryan Thipthorp (not verified)
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Deep Drop!
Firstly our Photobucket account is full of pics hense they dont show up so we've started a new account with Photobucket!
t bone, pop into my shop mate and get all the best information from anglers that actually fish out there (Open 7 Days)
meglodon,
Always look forward to pictures of what resides in the deep stuff of the coast, they are very much appreciated. Thanks
When you are fishing in 250 - 300 metres of water approx. how much line do you have out, and do fish this size take much line on a "run". Say in 300m you might have 350m out (depending on current & drift etc that can change). Being a vertical fight with heavy drag the bigger fish like Bass take a small burst of line but no runs!
Thanks Russ, yes plenty of fillets and good to see you back on here mate
Cheers
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photobucket has changed same
photobucket has changed same thing has happened to me. it asks you to update account to something else
t bone
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its a date
Sounds like a plan for sure... cheers
Walfootrot
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Ryan all your photos are
Ryan all your photos are dropping out, now you have to start again, time to go fishing
More drum lines, kill the bloody sharks!