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Spiderpig
22-12-2012, 06:20 PM
Went for a run Thursday night out off Yeppoon and only scratched two emperor. Cobia were in plague. I have never seen them that thick. We ended up moving off the emperor spot because they were giving us the sh!ts! Kept one for the neighbours/inlaws.
Got some red jew, sweetlip, red throat, jobfish and an amberjack.
jtpython
22-12-2012, 06:48 PM
Mate same where we were but we come home just after dark they we incredibly thick everywhere's we couldn't scratch up a legal red and sharks well they were as thick as the cobia. Waiting on Boony to throw up a report
JT
Goodoo haven
22-12-2012, 06:48 PM
Nice fish there buddy.
Spiderpig
22-12-2012, 07:52 PM
Something you wont believe happened as well. I lost a $700 rod and reel over the side in 40m of water at about 10pm. I just about cried.
2 hours later my mate hooked the braid, i got the god and reel back and there was a nanny still on it!
odes20
22-12-2012, 10:35 PM
That's gold ! Good thing you don't move spots as often as I do :)
Spiderpig
23-12-2012, 07:18 AM
I usually do move a lot, I stuck around with my hopes up. The rod was a daiwa ahi, which I found out the previous day they have stopped making.
thats great news on the rod/reel and a feed of fish to boot
cheers Murf
kaypee
23-12-2012, 02:03 PM
We went for a look out from Yeppoon Thursday too and went pretty good. Found some new ground which was a highlight,.. always good to spend the time searching for new spots yourself and be rewarded.
There were some quality fish and the Emps, Nanny's & Trout definitely made an account of themselves :)
Although we had the same probs with the noahs as you fellas did.. must be everywhere...
Spiderpig
23-12-2012, 07:32 PM
What direction did you guys head out?
I wasn't game to chase spannos, I was too woried about ending up with more cobia!
Spanyardo
24-12-2012, 12:39 PM
Hi guys,
Was fortunate enough to join kaypee for a couple of days fishing and was good to see things are still pretty hot up around conroys,, as said the red fish and Spanish were around but there was always a set of teeth after them! (sharks-6 x-raps-0,,,, more ot!:() its always a shame to have to come home because the ice is running out!
A few highlights from the trip was actually having a plan of searching until we find something that looked great come of after half a day of driving,,, then first drop 75cm trout then red fish one after another!
Two 5 foot wahoo circling the boat and to have a seriously tricked up Octo jig that was being used as a pusher in the bubble stream while trolling smashed by a Spanish that lept about 3 ft out of the water!! Unreal to see and even better when the jokes and sledging stopped once the Mac hit the box!! as always was awesome to be on the water!
New Ground...87499
First Drop....87500
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