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    Pine flatties and shark

    Hey Fellas
    Went out in the pine today to get away for a bit as one of my good mates is in a bad condition in hospital so i went out with dad and another mate for a fish. Dad was told of a spot from a guy at work so we tryed there after about 10 mins jordan brings in a 45 cm flattie five mins later another. dad then brings in a nice little sol/flounder. i was having a flick with a bloodup prawnstar when i get a nice hit and in comes a 50 cm flattie. Pretty stoked first fish on my new rod and first fish on a plastic yeww haha. We moved a bit further up this inlet dad got a massive hit and after a five minut fight brings in a two and half foot shovlenose shark. got a coupple more fish so it was a awsome day
    total tally
    Me 2 Flatties
    Jordan 2 flatties
    Dad 1 Shovelnose
    2 flatties
    1 tiny bream
    1 sol/flounder
    sorry about such long report just had an awsome day
    Cheers Dan

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    Re: Pine flatties and shark

    Good to hear that you had a good day, its nice to have one every now and then. well done on the fish mate good to see someone is catching them


    troy

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    Nice work - looks calm where you were - windy up here at Bribie. All the best for your mate in hospital - Cheers, Darren.

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    hey mate im pretty sure i know where u were fishing. if so your sitting right next to a good sand bank that produces some good flatties. what placcie did the damage?

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    Re: Pine flatties and shark

    hey mate
    yeah thats were it is
    ahh the plastic was a prawnstar junior in bloodup

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    Pretty good session mate, good way to christen the rod!

    Just to let you know the shovelnose shark is a ray as they have gills on the underside and if you hold em buy the tail you will see why there called a "shovelnose ray" along with there nose being a shovel.

    Cam
    Australian Native Fish Vids
    Specialize in Terapontida's, Perches, Cods, Gobies & Gudgeons

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    Good to hear you had a great day,Some nice flathead there and well done on your first on plastic.Cheers

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    Re: Pine flatties and shark

    Quote Originally Posted by Cammy View Post
    Pretty good session mate, good way to christen the rod!

    Just to let you know the shovelnose shark is a ray as they have gills on the underside and if you hold em buy the tail you will see why there called a "shovelnose ray" along with there nose being a shovel.

    Cam
    Do they have a barb on their tail?

    while we are talking about it, do they rays in the pine and pumistone passgae harm you? I have never been game to get too near them, they have a terrifying looking tail

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    well done Dan sounds like a good day

    cheers Paul

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    Re: Pine flatties and shark

    No Barb In The Shovellies, Mate. The Common Stingers You Get In The Pine Most Certainly Do, But If You Handle Them By The Spiracles, You Should Be Find When Releasing Them. Get Some Pretty Big Girls In There, Too.

    Cuzza

    Nice Report Mate.

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