Freeeedom
05-02-2006, 01:48 PM
Had a great week fishing the southern end of the beach from about first cutting to the start of the Teewah sand mass. The surf was almost totally weed free, probably due to the 15-20 knot south east winds that blew most of the week. This created a fairly big swell which made the fishing a bit more difficult, but the increased water movement in the gutters brings the fish on. I made one run up to Double Island Point and there was a bit of weed right at the top of the beach, but elsewhere was pretty good. There were plenty of worms available and I was always able to get enough each afternoon for the next days fishing.
The dart were very cooperative each afternoon with quality fish coming from the gutters north of third cutting. In the mornings I fished the hole in front of the campground for good catches of tarwhine. There were a few good whiting at times mixed in with the dart and the odd trevally in the mornings. Other noteworthy catches I saw included a small whaler shark (about 15kg) taken from the beach just north of the camp, a nice diamond trevally (about 3kg) from in front of the camp and a large shovelnose shark (about 25kg) taken up near the shire boundary
Cheers Freeeedom
The dart were very cooperative each afternoon with quality fish coming from the gutters north of third cutting. In the mornings I fished the hole in front of the campground for good catches of tarwhine. There were a few good whiting at times mixed in with the dart and the odd trevally in the mornings. Other noteworthy catches I saw included a small whaler shark (about 15kg) taken from the beach just north of the camp, a nice diamond trevally (about 3kg) from in front of the camp and a large shovelnose shark (about 25kg) taken up near the shire boundary
Cheers Freeeedom