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    Redcliffe Shallows

    G'day all
    Dad and I did the plastic thing today and had a pretty good session. The best two squire went 68 and 53cm. Total for the morning was 4 squire, a nice bream and a flatty. Three good fish were also lost due to a straightened TT 2/0 heavy (unusual), a snap off and a pulled hook. Guess thats par for course when tackling decent fish on light gear.
    Until we left at 9.30 the forecast 25 knot westerlies never got above 10 - 15.

    Cheers

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    Ausfish Platinum Member chief's Avatar
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    Re: Redcliffe Shallows

    the conditions do look pretty good, and some top fish. A great effort cheers

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    nice looking fish there.pretty good spot to fish wen the westerleys are blowing,looks like there wernt to mant other boats out there.

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    Ausfish Platinum Member Aquarius's Avatar
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    Re: Redcliffe Shallows

    Onya Dezzer.
    You and your Dad found some quality fish this morning.
    68cms is a top snapper: well done!!
    Must have been some serious fish to bend a heavy wire hook.
    Cheers Brent

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    Ausfish Platinum Member juju's Avatar
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    Nice mornings work...
    ..Greg...."Termites pay the bills"..... Trailcraft 475...75 Hp E-Tec

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    Great effiort just to head out considering the forecast. 68 cm is one nice fish. Any clue to the plastic that did the damage.

    Neil
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    Ausfish Silver Member
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    Re: Redcliffe Shallows

    You both did well out there. The pictures tell all.

    Not to sure what the go was with the wind we have had today. Hardly moved the vents on neighbors roof here all day.

    BOM predicted Strong Winds and BAY weather said the opposite?

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    Ausfish Platinum Member
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    Re: Redcliffe Shallows

    You had a great session at Redclifle shallows...
    What size boat? and was it comfortable with westerly?

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    Re: Redcliffe Shallows

    Neil, clue attached. Actually they're SWA's.

    Silent, 12 feet of fishing luxury. A typical trip to the Redcliffe area costs no more than 2 - 3 bucks in fuel.


    Cheers

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    Ausfish Platinum Member
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    Re: Redcliffe Shallows

    Nice work Dezzer. Top morning's work
    Cheers Freeeedom

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    Ausfish Bronze Member
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    Re: Redcliffe Shallows

    Great catch mate. Did you catch these at the break of light? I always find i get the squire at scarby reef at first light, then it stays quiet after that (bream stay on the bite though).

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    Johno, 7 - 10am
    Have actually had some of the better sessions over there in the middle of the day.

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    Re: Redcliffe Shallows

    couple of nice squire there mate, well done

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    Re: Redcliffe Shallows

    Well done Dezzer top feed mate. 68cm of snapper would have pulled pretty hard!

    Mickstar

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    Re: Redcliffe Shallows

    Well done mate, geat session. How do you work plastics for snapper?

    Tim.

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