Reply With QuoteThose little cobes go hard for their size, don't they!
I caught one recently in Tingalpa creek of all places, probably a little smaller than yours, and I thought it was a decent sized flathead the way it was going!
Saw a few posts on mud, so i thought i would put up my report aswell. After dealing with sick kids and babys stewie (tracing em) and i got out to mud around 930am, we know it was late but its all we could get after bargaining with the wives, stewie puts a few baits out, livies and slab mullet, and i thought i would stick to the lures and see how i would go. after a few drifts and changes of position stewie starts pulling up baby squire one after the other, i was starting to get a little frustrated i had only had 2 bumps and no hookups, just when i start thinking i should put some stinky stuff on my bozo curltail gets smashed, and starts peeling the 6lb line off my reel, i start thinking now this is better.after a few strong runs my first cobia comes to the net, not big at all but alot of fun on 6lb.
Back for another couple of drifts and flicking my 1/4oz vibe, gets smashed on its way to the bottom, and yes i finally get my first squire on a lure.
After calling it quits at midday we head back in to the pipeline to see if we could luckout on a threadie, stewie sets his baits out, and catches his PB catfish. well done champ.
Cheers BK
...of all the liars among mankind, the fisherman is the most trustworthy. ~William Sherwood Fox.
Those little cobes go hard for their size, don't they!
I caught one recently in Tingalpa creek of all places, probably a little smaller than yours, and I thought it was a decent sized flathead the way it was going!
I got one out there on monday as well, same size
Fantastic effort BK. That sure was worth posting. Cheers for that. Gives me inspiration. I love catties.
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