"Waypoint 36 - KGs"
Sandra and I headed out this morning with one species on target - KG. After offering assistance to an old chap in a tinny at the ramp, we headed out and were at our designated spot by around 07:30am.
We dropped the pic and burlied up and were immediately into the action, with me pulling in a decent KG on my first and second drops.
Off to a great start.
Drop 4, saw number 3 on board with Sandra (for once) lagging behind with a few nibbles, but nothing to show for it.
Soon the pesky wrasse and other reef species moved in, so we decided to try another spot, which prooved fruitless, except for an enormous 5cm leatherjacket caught by your's truly 
We headed back close to our original spot and immediately hit pay dirt, well, at least Sandra did with SEVEN in a row! :blink: 3 whilst I was talking to Dave(y)! The girl was on fire!
I topped up with another 2, but again the pickers moved in, so we decided to call it a day.
All up, 12 nice KG between us. Sorry for the LB shots, but I forgot to take the camera.
EDIT: footnote - yes, done by Sandra again 
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danno
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nice fish wat size is that
nice fish
wat size is that big one?
and wat size r th others?
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Well done. You're in for a
Well done. You're in for a tasty feed!
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I am guessing Sandy caught most of those mate (Lol)
Nice work guys. Looks like you had a great day out.
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catchalittle
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a good day
a good day
Nathan
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Thanks Guys
Danno - the largest was around the 43-45 cm mark, with the rest (bar the still legal smallest one) around the 38-40cm mark.
Daz - sure are mate, love KG!
Col - yeah mate, shamed again LOL! Yeah, was a top morning mate!
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JEALOUS! :D
JEALOUS! :D
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Nice work Colin and Sandra,a
Nice work Colin and Sandra,a top feed and good fun ,well done.
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LOL Kane - Cheers Paul
Sure is nice when a plan comes together like that.
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Nice
Nice bag Colin. Hopefully find some of those buggers in Jan when im Albany!
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Thanks Wade
Just follow the rules mate and look for broken ground - hope you get into them
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gees Colin you got out done
gees Colin you got out done yet again
. my excuse is always the same "im the skipper and its my job to put the crew on the fish". well done guys , good to see you out on the water and getting a feed. and what is the go with being a good samaratin yet again.good onya
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Good spin Russ!
LMAO - yes! I'll no doubt continue to be considerate in that way
As for being a good samartitan, I just don't know how so many folks just walked right past him at the ramp. He was ok, didn't need help after all, but some folks just don't care. As far as I'm concerned and no doubt most of us in here, it's just the right thing to do.
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Good Karma
Good work Colin and Sandra - offering assistance to an old chap in a tinny at the ramp and then being rewarded with some KG's.
I bet Wade was hoping the same as I was - that you might be handing out some coords to where these KG's are hiding.
Should be receiving a new fish finder tomorow; so once that is in I hope to be finding a few hiding spots.
Keep up the good work, but leave some for us.
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Cheers Scott
Yes Scott, I'm a firm believer in Karma, you usually get what you give out (though shouldn't expect so) - sometimes you get burnt - but that's the way it goes.
As many have said Scott, the best fun with a GPS is finding ground.
Mate, there's plenty of KG's out there still
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Tasty Feed
A great result for a morning on the water. The good guys always win Colin, top stuff. Karma for sure.
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KG's
Well done Colin & Sandra, a very productive day indeed on the KG's and will be a nice feed & half!
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Waypoint 36
Where's that LOL , well done, very nice indeed.
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Dead right there Soupster mate,. eventually
Cheers Ryan mate! Interestingly we where use FC as leaders - stiff to knot, but certainly made the the dropper standouts stiffer, which I think was an advantage.
Thanks Paully, I'll go to bed thinking about that head gear mate (all good!)
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Sometimes I like to get the good gear on you know, for stepping out. Headgear dosent get any better than that...
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nice
Nice feed of tasty KG's there Colin, good onya guys.
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Cheers Adam!
Cheers mate, was great to get into them, had a second round of them last night, lightly dusted in floor, pan fried and a squeeze of lemon - delicious!
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