Catching Snapper on Sand Banks

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  • nowornever
    Ausfish Bronze Member

    • Nov 2007
    • 190

    Catching Snapper on Sand Banks

    Has anyone had experience at catching good snapper on the sand where there is no real structure. ???
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  • loophole
    Ausfish Platinum Member

    • Jun 2007
    • 1337

    #2
    Re: Catching Snapper on Sand Banks

    i guees you might get the occasional snap decide to raom accross some sand bank but havent herd of them hanging around them.
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    • davo
      Gold Member
      • Sep 2001
      • 990

      #3
      Re: Catching Snapper on Sand Banks

      Yes, but there will be something nearby even 100metres away. Either structure or bait.

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      • Damian Loosemore
        Ausfish Bronze Member

        • Feb 2008
        • 47

        #4
        Re: Catching Snapper on Sand Banks

        caught 8 kilo over sand in 3 metres of water just after letting 5,5 kilo back over the side with bait

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        • Horse
          Ausfish Addict

          • Oct 2002
          • 6760

          #5
          Re: Catching Snapper on Sand Banks

          There are many areas of the Bay that have no structure but hold good Snapper. Often they are shell or gravel beds with a little weed growth. Good sounders will show this ground. Most of the ones I fish are also near stucture. Snapper will also follow the bait over open ground
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          • nowornever
            Ausfish Bronze Member

            • Nov 2007
            • 190

            #6
            Re: Catching Snapper on Sand Banks

            Originally posted by Damian Loosemore View Post
            caught 8 kilo over sand in 3 metres of water just after letting 5,5 kilo back over the side with bait
            But if they are hearding bait, at what time of the year and what moon are they likely to be there ha ha
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