Haha, nice tailor for sure, lesson learned, dont catch fish and you wont get landbased pinged lol

great tailor! sure is a big one

Nice one Callum. There's no shortage of morons down at Trigg that think it's ok to stand right next to you & cast at the exact same spot you are or cast right over you, just as bad as North Mole at times. I've come close to thumping a few people down there. Anyway, solid fish mate, well done.

 That tailor sure is fat! Good fisg

I hate it when people cast over the top of you.  I think the only excuse is if you've just had a shit one off cast, or you're under the age of 12 and just don't know any better yet.  When it happens constantly, or from experienced fisho's it's just not on.  If they must share the spot (it's the only hole on the reef) then take turns at casts same as one would taking drifts over a well known lump.

Nice Fat Thumping Tailor. Signs of what to come for winter.

Great Catch.

 Great fish mate, also great work on teaching ya missus, don't let the morons get ya down,

thanks for sharing 

 yeah spot on boys as far as i'm concerened u can cast over me i'll deal with it upset my misses then there will be trouble i couldnt do nothing at the time cause the girl was there but i've been there every after noon since and we'll catch up soon.anyway i recon winter tailor shaping up wicked any1 think that we could pull a metro jumbo say 80cm plus? that was me first decent tailor on a lure over 35cm if any 1 keen to team up and worksome reefy holes in some rough weather pm me really pumped on the tailor this year 

Hey Callum,

I think I saw you guys just heading down from the car park in the afternoon - I remember the hair, I was just wandering down to check out the weed situation for a cast later on.

There have been some good fish out from the point recently but you just have to get used to tolerating some of the 'less able' crowd. I generally forfeit some of the better rips and gutters to have some space - seeing as the area generally produces. It always surprises me why people feel the need to fill in the smallest gaps and perhaps the most surprising thing Ive noticed recently is that the worst of the culprits seem to be the older fellas who are down there fishing for herring that casually wander right down in front of me and cast out right through my line of sight?!

Anyway - nice one on the Tailor especially for a daytime session, Ive found a lot of long lean models after summer so this is a good bit of evidence that they should start bulking up for winter.

 yeah mate hard to miss the big dreadies and stupidly occa voice come say g'day next time mate ment to catch city flicker for a spin in the next couple days round there. i recon challenge on for the first 80cm model cant wait i've got a 6 pack in the fridge for who ever gets it 

i'll get in on that , the 6 pack that is.... looks like i'd better try get an 80cm model

 its funny peter vb your last name just happends to be the name of my favourite beverage you can get it dishin up chow or show 'em how matter a fact i got it now. for a hard earned tailor you need a big cold beer.game on brutha! 

Callum, morons everywhere mate!  Trigg, Mandurah, Cottesloe, Moore River, you name it! 

Agree with greyheads too, i find it is often the old boys who set up right behind you

Yeah Callum I'll catch up with you for a fish sometime. I've just got in after being out with a couple of guys from work that I usually take out on a Thursday afternoon. Hit one of the NOR metro beaches locally and the fish seemed to be firing almost as hard as the thunder and lightening.

5 good tailor 46-49 (first 4 off were chubby little monsters and the fifth was a bit morer like the streamlined summer choppers). There was a nice Mulloway which went 57 and a few small herring. 

Interstingly had a visit from 2 Fisheries guys before the weather turned sour! I will see if I can load up the pics tomorrow, I managed to get a couple of quick snaps on my phone as we were rushing to get off the beach when the last storm came through about 7.40. 

Cheers

Yep - all on bait, the humble mulie took the lot. Simple paternoster on gangs.

The fish came on about 17:40 whilst the wind was blowing nicely, two tailor and the Mulloway were all banked inside 40 minutes pretty much. If i had been by myself I probably would have chipped off at this point but the Thursday evenings are bit more of a social so we stuck on, the wind dropped and the fishing went quiet for an hour, but the storm front provided plenty of entertainment whilst it was in the distance. Then the herring came on first - baits were being desimated after being in the water for <5mins. so I threw out a couple of prawms on a double hook paternoster for mate no. 1 who pulled in a couple of herring. Mate no. 2 then hit into 3 tailor back to back from about 20:00 ish. Then the storm got a little too close and we bailed.

Fish came from all distances as well - mate no.2 cant cast that far so he was pulling them out from 30m, whereas the others were from ~90.

We did have a couple of surf poppers out as bye-lines on the mulie rigs but not a sniff.

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Nice tailor. Going to be fishing around there for the first time this arvo, more the North beach end and probably just walk up anb down, so with any luck I'll get my first tailor for some time. Kids are off to a party with the missus so i've the whole afternoon for fishing. Can't ask for any better.