SHARKS off woody point

[kingcobe]

good effort Josh and tell ya dad to sharpen the bloody gaff.

Dave.

It's not that the gaff wasn't sharp it is that he didn't take the cork off

Josh

[kingcobe]

I would like to thank you all for your replies but the main thing i would like to say is Cowboys are good, Titans are better but the Broncos are the best.


cheers

Josh

Go the broncos

[jim_bream]

Josh,
excellent report mate! Had a few of those shark out from the mouth of Nudgee Creek.
By the way-
GO THE BRONCOS!!!!!!!!!!

[finga]

I would like to thank you all for your replies but the main thing i would like to say is Cowboys are good, Titans are better but the Broncos are the best.


cheers

Josh

Go the broncos

Are you going to watch the Titans on the wek-end??

[kingcobe]

Are you going to watch the Titans on the wek-end??

No I usually just watch the footy at home, and even if I was going it would probably be to the mighty Broncos. So i will be sitting at home watching Broncos dominate most of the season. I might go to a few games later on in the season.

What about you?


cheers


Josh

[finga]

I'm just an armchair 'expert' matey
I don't like crowds at all...

[gulletmut]

I am new to the northside. Where is this Woody Point reef? I have a 4.3m tinnie. Would it be accessible to me?

[kingtin]

I am new to the northside. Where is this Woody Point reef? I have a 4.3m tinnie. Would it be accessible to me?

Refidex Map 91 bottom right of page. Josh and me access it from deepwater bend (refidex page 100 bottom left of page) in a 3.95 stacer.

Although a longer run, this enables us to have somewhere else to fish (Pine River) should the wind get up and we have to run for cover.

If long days aren't your thing, it is better to access it from the ramps shown nearby in the refidex. That way you can stick it out for a little longer and if it becomes too uncomfortable, then you only have a short run to a ramp, particularly the ones on page 91 R13, M18, and F18.

I recommend that you view these ramps at low water and also that you first trip to the reefs should be at a king or big low. That way you can familiarise yourself with where the reefs are because some of them sit just below the surface on the flood and a few tinnies have come to grief there. Just travel slowly in the vicinity, watch the sounder and have a deckie watch for swirls or breaking water that indicates reef.

I'm not trying to be alarmist here, and make the area out to be dangerous, just exercise common sense and things will be fine.

There are also productive patches of reef further north at Redcliffe and Scarborough which can be accessed by local ramps and if you pose questions regarding these in the saltwater section, then those members more familiar with those reefs will answer you.

Whereabouts Northside are you?

kev