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    forster/ tuncurry-smiths trip

    Had a really fun trip down to forster tuncurry recently and did quite well considering it rained almost every day i was there for 2 weeks. With wallis being almost totally fresh from the crazy 2 week downpours we decided to go to this awesome little landlocked saltwater lake called smiths and we pretty much cleaned up there catching like 20 to 30 legal flatties and bream per day, every cast was getting smashed by small flatties and bream i even scored my 1st little tailor there and i do mean little lol. We only kept two fish the whole time i was there both caught on 2.5 inch berkley watermelon pearl to my surprise (i never catch big fish on anything this small back in boyne). The water in smiths was also almost completely fresh to but it didnt seem to matter at all in fact the more it rained the better it got there.
    Not sure how big the bream was didnt measure it but we wieghed it and it went 1.2kg and the flattie we did measure and it went 69.5 cm. both fish were taken on10 pound braid with 12 pound leader.
    I will probably take some heat from people on the boards for keeping this flattie but it wasnt over legal size and we wanted one good feed of fish while we were there..... and that we got.
    Pics below
    Bream.



    Flathead.

    Last edited by Luke mcleod; 10-05-2008 at 03:35 PM.

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    I need to come fishin with you luke, just so i can weigh my fish on your scales. Looks like ya had some fun in the dunny.

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    some nice fish there well done sounds like i might need to visit there, keep it up.

    regards,
    keechie
    Breaming is my LIFE!!!

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    Jesus...what has been going on in that dunny.... .....LMAO...

    You been eating some curries mate....

    Pete

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    nothing to worry about with that flathead mate
    sounds like a top trip

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    ya got a nice feed there dude, well done
    figjam :wink:

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    Even if the lizard was over 70 you can keep one in NSW. Its a great spot Smiths lake. Spent a lot of time in that area surfing and fishing. It was only about 1.5 - 2hrs from my place in newcastle.They actually open the lake up after too much rain so it doesnt overflow into a couple of low lying towns. When they do this the waves at the front of it are awesome and the fishing is good for jews and the like waiting for all the food to flush out. Did you enjoy a beer in the Rec club? Ahh the memories.

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    Mate with a shit house like that you look like a Smiths Lake local. With a big fresh like that you should have been chasing a real fish in that country

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    PS that brim must have been 1.2 pound roughly half a kilo, you sure that lizard didn't crawl out of that shithouse.

    I tell ya you make mistakes when your that wacked................

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    Hahahahahha

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    Thanx for the comments lads it was a great trip.

    Quote Originally Posted by sneaky View Post
    PS that brim must have been 1.2 pound roughly half a kilo, you sure that lizard didn't crawl out of that shithouse.

    I tell ya you make mistakes when your that wacked................
    Yeah sneaky pull ya head in you dont know shit i dont smoke weed and i wasnt pissed and to all who commented about it that is not my shitter lol .

    And vermin mate hahaaa, talking shit about the length of my fish last time and this time the weight. Oh well whatever keeps ya amused dude keep up the good work
    Last edited by Luke mcleod; 14-05-2008 at 06:37 PM.

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    You love it Kenny. Gotta keep ya on your toes mate. I'll expect a pic on the ruler and the scales next time. Keep up the good work.

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    Lightn up Luke, gotta expect ribbing for a photo like that. I appreciate your enjoyment im a Forster Tuncurry Local.

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    Yea fairplay.
    I was born and raised there too, lived there for 17 years then left then went back to work on the oyster leases then i left again and im up north now. My family still are oyster farming there place is the little house up on godwin island and another shed back towards the mainland (im sure you wouldve seen the house on godwin as its hard to miss) we decided not to go stay in the house this time coz of the fresh and stuff but i'l be back there very soon to give it a bash there.
    LOL the bream ive seen there and in adjacent leases are absolutely enormous and i still to this day have never seen in person or seen any pictures of bream caught that are the size of the biggest ones ive seen there, but i guess they dont get that big by being easy to catch aye.
    Kicking myself for not being into fishing when i lived there.

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