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Just a little more cheek :)Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
A decent morning session. Got around a dozen flatties, kept 4 ranging from 46-56cm, and a little trevally. Bit chilly early with ice on the windscreen!! This is Noosa, not supposed to get bloody frost here, warmed up pretty quick though into another perfect day.
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Yeah, yeah, heard it all before... Nice feed of flatties. I reckon the Travelly have been washed out to sea by the local floods. Typed while the rain has resumed its horizontal trajectory. Hmph!
And where abouts are you fishing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lonicus
Up river, past the car ferry, drifting and flicking soft plastics.Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
Going to head towards the river mouth this morning and see if I can temp some golden trevally with surface poppers for some fun.
Wow, you've become quite the fisherman, I'll be needing tips from you from now on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lonicus
I got myself a decent jack drifting near the ferry.
Flatties that size were once commonplace in Port Phillip bay years ago.
Who says you still can't find them.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
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My biggest out of Kirks point in the shallows, less than 2 metres near the mussel rocks.
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The last one is a teaser for Lonicus, caught up his way.
Nice feed there mateQuote:
Originally Posted by Lonicus
Some nice hauls there Mego!!
Didn't get out for long today, and things were pretty quiet. No trevs around but the guy drifting next to me, fishing from a canoe with a electric motor, landed a nice 80+cm flattie, quite a thumper!
Always loved fishing Mego, just never had the chance to do it very often when I was living in Bathurst, now I can't get enough of it :)
That flattie would have got your blood pumping, I bet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lonicus