Getting Closer

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  • lethal
    Ausfish Silver Member

    • Nov 2007
    • 334

    Getting Closer

    We put the boat in at Nudgee about 9am sunday morning and after having a chat with a local letting me know "The Prawns are On," we shot across to the sandhills searching for new ground knowing full well it would be a hard task finding fish with all the boat traffic. We headed north to the four beacons and checked out the tripods which showed massive schools of small fish on the sounder so i dropped a bait jig and instantly filled it with baby squire, so we threw them back and headed to Bulwer. We dropped some baits on the ledge drifting for very little result, and headed to curtin for the tide change and the night. Still peppering curtin waiting for the prize cobe.
    We picked our spot and dropped some flesh baits and squid and waited. Billy had a few good runs but his 20lb line was no match for the brutes we were hooking. I fought a solid fish with took a couple big runs but ended up rubbing through the 100lb leader after a 15 min fight. We ended up with a couple keeper squire each for a feed, baby cobe at 40cm aClick image for larger version

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    Can anybody id the 2 fish in the photos please.
    Thanks
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  • danryan75
    Ausfish Bronze Member

    • Oct 2007
    • 220

    #2
    Re: Getting Closer

    not sure on the top one but id say goat fish for the bottom one

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    • BLOOEY
      Ausfish Platinum Member

      • Oct 2006
      • 2371

      #3
      Re: Getting Closer

      Surgeon fish top and goatfish below. Bugger about the ones that got away! Ben

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      • chop
        Ausfish Bronze Member

        • Mar 2007
        • 197

        #4
        Re: Getting Closer

        Interesting looking fish and thanks for sharing the photos

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