-Henno-
27-05-2006, 01:24 PM
Took the missus up to the pin yesterday arvo to see what its like. It seems an amazing spot. The water was absolutely screaming through and I think the tide had just begun to come in. We got a couple of small flatties on our favourite plastics but also had success with some pink colours that we only got out as I heard they are the gun colour during the flattie classic up that way.
One cool thing we saw when we first got there was bait schools showering out of the water. They appeared to be really large herring but with the sun behind us they lit up this amazing metallic silver colour, almost glowing. So we were a bit slack jawed at that. Didn't have any spinning gear with us so didn't bother chucking into them to see what was hounding em up.
Anyway just before we packed it in I saw, and my wife heard, a three to four foot shark jump from the water. It did a bit of a barrel roll like those spinner dolphins I've seen on telly. So I got a good look at it and it was a shark, definately. Has anybody seen this before? I was a bit blown away by this. My wife had just finished telling me that one of her japanese mates had told her it was a pretty sharky spot then SPLASH!
Not a good fishing day but great to explore somewhere I don't usually fish and just to see mother nature doing it's stuff. Better than sitting at home playing video games anyway.
Oh yeah, this post was typed in the back yard, having a stubby and getting a haircut. Love my wireless lappy!
One cool thing we saw when we first got there was bait schools showering out of the water. They appeared to be really large herring but with the sun behind us they lit up this amazing metallic silver colour, almost glowing. So we were a bit slack jawed at that. Didn't have any spinning gear with us so didn't bother chucking into them to see what was hounding em up.
Anyway just before we packed it in I saw, and my wife heard, a three to four foot shark jump from the water. It did a bit of a barrel roll like those spinner dolphins I've seen on telly. So I got a good look at it and it was a shark, definately. Has anybody seen this before? I was a bit blown away by this. My wife had just finished telling me that one of her japanese mates had told her it was a pretty sharky spot then SPLASH!
Not a good fishing day but great to explore somewhere I don't usually fish and just to see mother nature doing it's stuff. Better than sitting at home playing video games anyway.
Oh yeah, this post was typed in the back yard, having a stubby and getting a haircut. Love my wireless lappy!