On ya kev. Great spot for a mixed bag. Big red will get you soon.........
Cheers. Keith
Had a brief little session walking the banks of the canals at Scarborough this arvo. Well that is a lie, I didn't have to walk anywhere at all, the first dead end of a canal that I came to had some nervous bait bunched up against the surface with the occasional bigger splash causing havoc. First cast in with a gulp shrimp saw it get smacked nearly the second it hit the water with some nice runs on the little 1-3kg rod with 4pd line and a solid fight right to the bank before I dragged up a nice little trev. I got another four before they moved out of casting range and I couldn't be bothered crawling under pontoon gangways to get to them, not to mention the rain that was starting again so it was time to get out of there. Sat out the shower in the car and moved onto another dead end to find a good 750-800mm longtom cruising the shallows, a skip cast of the gulp shrimp across the surface got his attention and he was straight on to it. Although he'd taken the lure I just couldn't get it to stick in that hard as nails mouth of hios with all those bloody big teeth, when I applied presure he would run or jump before dropping the lure, but a couple of twitches would see him turn and pick it up again only to repeat the proceedure. He finally lost interest after 4 attempts, but it was good fun while it lasted.
Kev
On ya kev. Great spot for a mixed bag. Big red will get you soon.........
Cheers. Keith
Always wondered on how the scarby canal would fish.
neil
Got my eye on a couple of spots to break out the heavier gear on, but then again if things go my way Jacks aren't unstoppable on 4pd
Kev
Nice work, those little trevs must be all around the bay areas and forshores.They go alright on the light gear . Cheers
Nice Kev.
What rod and reel did you have with you?
Cheers and thanks.
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