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went for a fish in the pine today mostly around the bridge pylons out of the hot sun while the crab pots got a soak upstream
ended with with a just legal flatty and a couple of bream (all realeased)falling to small switchblade (love these lures!!) as for the crabs N O T O N E !!! !
4 pots in for 5 hours 8 different locations and nothing.. there were a few pots in and around.. wondering if any of those produced.. was using a half 30cm mullet in each pot.
was in around nudgee the other week for 7 large females and 0 males, so i have no doubt these new pots i bought actually catch crabs.
anyone else caught a few muddies lately?
Last edited by benni_fish; 09-11-2009 at 11:34 PM.
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yeh caught 30 odd with the bro in law a couple of weeks ago.1 full crab the rest water bottles.good size though. pitty the 3 blokes that raped our pots on the last soak didnt throw them back.
30! man thats awesome.. was there any difference in the colour between the full one and the weater bottles?
green and brown cant rmemeber whihc on is which think the brown ones are full..
yeah saw a dodgy guy a few people have mention on here before has a black painted tinny with a 4 stroke.. he was flying under the bridge.. i blame him for the lack of crabs. lol
definately browner is full mate.when they are that light green and very clean underneath theyre never any good.
also look to see if the claws are worn a bit or nice and sharp.you want one that has very worn claws,means hes been on the chew.
by the way if you do throw back the waterbottles keep track of were you threw them and head back there in a few weeks and you may be surprised the next time you pull him in just how full he is.
oh and i wouldnt bother wasting your bait in the pine.try the creeks around there like baldhills and kedron brook is much better as well.
not sure but i think hastngs inlet may be green zone now but some of my best catches have been from there.
if neither of them work go get some redclaw out of the north pine,should be firing right about now.
The area up fstream from the sewerage outlet in Hay's inlet is not only a green zone but also a go slow zone. The powers to be have sign posted the area, but only in the channel that runs in on the starboard side. If you use the main access channel into the area, you will miss the sign. Maybe a sneeking placement to catch out those that are not aware.
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