no_worries
26-04-2004, 11:29 AM
Hi all,i'm a new member but been around the offshore fishing scene for many years.
I know a few of you personally and have seen a lot of the boats offshore,my old boat was a 6.3 mt signature,burgundy,called no worries and i'm yet to buy a new one so i just boat ride with others at the moment,snappa,etc.
We fished wide caloundra sunday,conditions were excellent and starting at the bottom my first drop yielded a 7kg snapper and my partner scored a huge spottie but the fish shut down virtually straight away after that and we headed out to the 100 mt line but no big knobbies just average pearlies and piggies so up to the 2644 top line and the large fish were just not cooperating at all.
We motored west to 60 mts and there was no shortage of trailerboats around but the large fish still were not hungry.
620SF said the fish started biting around 5.00 pm,we headed off at 4.00 pm,that's fishing i know but we ended up with a good bag but not many big fish.
On the way home a large luxury cruiser about 70 feet was motoring out in the main shipping channel at bulwer end and i thought i would have to give way to him but his speed was incredible.
I turned and ran with him but i could only manage 30 knots in the conditions and he easily outpaced me,never seen anything like it,cheers all no worries
I know a few of you personally and have seen a lot of the boats offshore,my old boat was a 6.3 mt signature,burgundy,called no worries and i'm yet to buy a new one so i just boat ride with others at the moment,snappa,etc.
We fished wide caloundra sunday,conditions were excellent and starting at the bottom my first drop yielded a 7kg snapper and my partner scored a huge spottie but the fish shut down virtually straight away after that and we headed out to the 100 mt line but no big knobbies just average pearlies and piggies so up to the 2644 top line and the large fish were just not cooperating at all.
We motored west to 60 mts and there was no shortage of trailerboats around but the large fish still were not hungry.
620SF said the fish started biting around 5.00 pm,we headed off at 4.00 pm,that's fishing i know but we ended up with a good bag but not many big fish.
On the way home a large luxury cruiser about 70 feet was motoring out in the main shipping channel at bulwer end and i thought i would have to give way to him but his speed was incredible.
I turned and ran with him but i could only manage 30 knots in the conditions and he easily outpaced me,never seen anything like it,cheers all no worries