Gold Coast Blue Marlin Report

[Bull]

Well Anthony I for one like reading your reports watching your videos and pics.
Cheers Bull

[fishfeeder]

Anthony, I enjoy your writings and photos and look forward to see more in the future.
As a novice photographer I understand what it takes to capture a quality photo, its just as hard as catching the Fish in the first place !!

Don't let the small Dick syndrome of the knockers stop you sharing your enjoyment to the LARGER group on here that enjoy your reports.
In short FU$K them and keep posting !!!

[capt]

Hey there Matty, John and crew,

Awesome picks and action shots there boys ! !

Tell me have you ever caught a tagged fish ?

cheers Jimmy

[outwide1]

if you dont raise fish into the spread your obviously doing something wrong...

Stick to reef fish Sean lmfao.

[Smithy]

I've recaptured one of their fish and at the same time another Sunny Coast boat did as well, one month later from when they tagged them. The Murphys Law boys tagged a couple of fish off the same school of bait with consecutive tag numbers and I think there was a couple of days between the recaptures up here but still consecutive tag numbers so that school of marlin obviously swam north against the main EAC or in some inshore eddy current.

[TREVELLY]

Well Anthony I for one like reading your reports watching your videos and pics.
Cheers Bull

Me too - Keep em coming Anthony - they are very inspirational and yes high quality pics too.

With the tagging programs are there any publicly accessible database for the tagging program - ie locations, tagged fish, times tagged?

[Smithy]

NSW Fisheries always do an article in Bluewater Magazine. I guess if you had all the back copies you'd have a fair collection of stories. Alternatively through the gamefish club system you'd soon know what was going on when other club members got recaptures or had their fish recaptured. Very often the fish locally are recaught in the Pacific Island nations on commercial boats.

[SUPERFORM]

Great info cheers for that......

I've recaptured one of their fish and at the same time another Sunny Coast boat did as well, one month later from when they tagged them. The Murphys Law boys tagged a couple of fish off the same school of bait with consecutive tag numbers and I think there was a couple of days between the recaptures up here but still consecutive tag numbers so that school of marlin obviously swam north against the main EAC or in some inshore eddy current.