It has been a while now since the last fish and have always fished northeast of the seaway. I have no idea about the tweed offshore so can someone help me with some marks please. Will fish for anything. Thanks.
all i have i got from google. Haven't treid any of them so couldn't say theyre any good either. I stick to the shallow reefs in close from tweed like the nine mile and around cook island. Do a bit of googling and you'll find somewhere to start from. The best mark i have i got from just driving out there. watch the sounder and you find something pretty quick.
cheers Roo.
Amate has a 17ft centre console and he was going out from seaway every week on a weekday and in 8 months i think he only boated a couple of small squire, is it really that poor off the gold coast?.Originally Posted by anglermatt
It has been a while now since the last fish and have always fished northeast of the seaway. I have no idea about the tweed offshore so can someone help me with some marks please. Will fish for anything. Thanks.
alleycat, I dont think it is that bad, I go out the seaway in my 4.35 hornet trophy when the weather is good and have only had a couple of bad trips, but still caught at least one fish for the table. Most of the time I am after seasonal fish such as cobia, wahoo ect. All I do is find reef, then find a good lot of bait then anchor up , put out a live bait or 2 and berly. While waiting for the live bait to go off I normally float a bait down the berly trail.
Cheers Ian
I think the reefs off tweed are great....not that I have caught many fish there but the rise up heaps off the bottom and If you knew your stuff, I think you could do quite well there.
I would personally just buy one of the GPS books.....thats a starting point wherever you fish. Or, just follow all the boats, a good day off the tweed is usually pretty busy, Sean
Last edited by Sean; 24-10-2007 at 10:28 AM.
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
