BR65
26-08-2006, 12:40 PM
Up early this morning for a quick lash at the flathead, putting in at Donnybrook at first light.
With a couple of hours of ebb tide up my sleeve, I worked my way up the passage, fishing the likely looking drains and creek mouths, where the lizards like to wait for bait fish as they leave the drying banks.
There were plenty of rats, as usual, and I had to wait until I reached never fail spot X to snare a keeper. An hour of quality flathead fishing then followed, with 5 fish kept for the familly and a heap of fish between 30 and 50cm released.
Gave my bream spot a go with some gulps once the flood tide started, but all I could catch were more rat lizards, so I left them to it
I was pleasantly suprised at the lack of a big girl in the mix, maybe a little to early in the passage yet.
Plastics today were 80mm squidgy fish in black gold, and 2" gulps in pumpkin seed for the bream, and I was useing the Berkley spray on scent, which I think did make a differance, even if only to hide the smell of my hands on the sp.
Couple of piccys to follow
Regards
Brian
With a couple of hours of ebb tide up my sleeve, I worked my way up the passage, fishing the likely looking drains and creek mouths, where the lizards like to wait for bait fish as they leave the drying banks.
There were plenty of rats, as usual, and I had to wait until I reached never fail spot X to snare a keeper. An hour of quality flathead fishing then followed, with 5 fish kept for the familly and a heap of fish between 30 and 50cm released.
Gave my bream spot a go with some gulps once the flood tide started, but all I could catch were more rat lizards, so I left them to it
I was pleasantly suprised at the lack of a big girl in the mix, maybe a little to early in the passage yet.
Plastics today were 80mm squidgy fish in black gold, and 2" gulps in pumpkin seed for the bream, and I was useing the Berkley spray on scent, which I think did make a differance, even if only to hide the smell of my hands on the sp.
Couple of piccys to follow
Regards
Brian