Muddy Toes
17-11-2012, 07:06 PM
With the weather looking a bit ordinary for offshore fishing I decided to pull the pots out of retirement for a bit of a soak before I have to go back to work on Sunday.
Went out yesterday afternoon in the middle of the 30 knot winds and 1.8m bay chop to drop them (very interesting ride) in on the Eastern side of Green Island in depths of between 4 and 7 meters using a mix of Hussar and chicken frames for bait.
Left them overnight and picked them up this afternoon for 37 keepers from 8 pots.The place is riddled with them, lots of jennies and undersized bucks but heaps of keepers to boot too.
No secrets, look for the weed banks on your sounder and drop them around there...ya can't miss.
Saw another boat around there too with Ausfish stickers on.....a blue runabout of about 4.5m in length....was going to come over and say G'day but saw you guys were trying to anchor up for a fish so I didn't want to disturb you.
As easy as that guys....go get em'.
Went out yesterday afternoon in the middle of the 30 knot winds and 1.8m bay chop to drop them (very interesting ride) in on the Eastern side of Green Island in depths of between 4 and 7 meters using a mix of Hussar and chicken frames for bait.
Left them overnight and picked them up this afternoon for 37 keepers from 8 pots.The place is riddled with them, lots of jennies and undersized bucks but heaps of keepers to boot too.
No secrets, look for the weed banks on your sounder and drop them around there...ya can't miss.
Saw another boat around there too with Ausfish stickers on.....a blue runabout of about 4.5m in length....was going to come over and say G'day but saw you guys were trying to anchor up for a fish so I didn't want to disturb you.
As easy as that guys....go get em'.