Surface lure action and tailor down the Tweed.

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Hi All

Hit the Tweed this morning for another quickie, the weather actually looked pretty good and was for about 2 hours. The idea was to chase a few bream but they wernt co-operating so decided on a quick change of the game plan. Bagged a few edible fish straight up including a few flatties and a chopper tailor and then got stuck into the queenies on surface lures. Not very big fish but good fun and heaps of them. It was a good morning on the water with some great conditions.Here are a few pics

Cheers Rod

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Conditions

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Queenie

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Pre dawn

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Magic mate

[jim_bream]

Gidday mate!
First off, well done- coupla nice ones and what a beaut morning!
I'm heading down to your neck of the woods on Sunday morning with my son (leaving Bris about 4am) in the hope of bagging a few tailor and anything else that presents itself. As we all know, local knowledge is tops, so it would be much apreciated if you might divulge a few 'hotspots' so as me a the boy don't go home empty handed. Was thinking of trying Fingal Head or maybe somewhere near Cabarita Beach/ Pottsville in the surf. Waddya reckon?
Any suggestions gratefuly received.
Ian
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[kingcobe]

Nice tailor you got there

[manangatang]

nice photos rod.

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Jim

Both the spots you mentioned fish best in low light conditions for tailor. I havnt had a go at the beach and headland fishing this season yet your best bet would be to gary at Anglers a ring or Aaron and ask them what the local boys have been getting.
Hope That helps mate.

Rod

[jim_bream]

Cheers Broo!
Thanks for the info, if you see a guy wandering around (with a wheelbarrow full of tailor) and a Zimbabwean cricket shirt on, come over and say hi.
Jim
(The small lure you used looks like a baby toadfish.. eeeuurghh!)

[White_Steenbras]

Nice session there Rod, see you liking the surface action lately, need to get me some of those suckers for these bream in New Farm.

Cheers Steve