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    Noosa Mixed Monsters

    Managed three trips out over the past 2 weeks. A real mixed bag of weather and fish. Pistol Pete got a nice Coral Trout amongst a catch of cod and sweetlip in a brief arvo session on Easter Monday. I snagged a 20kg Cod whilst getting swarmed by 7kg+ mac tuna on livies. Whilst unhooking a mac tuna boatside Adrians livie under a balloon attracted a solid Marlin for a brief period before it spat the wire.
    2nd trip my neighbour Josh and I headed out in 20knots to find some arm-benders. The bait was still around and we nailed some solid cod up to 20kg, some small cobes, big mac tuna's and plenty of bust offs, un-stoppables and straightened hooks.
    3rd trip saw us just get through the Noosa bar with an almost 3m swell. Not many boats out...I wonder why!!! The Haines performed miracles that morning. Quiet morning with very little bait around. Anchored up on a small patch of bait, started dropping livies down. The bait jig scored a nice Scarlet Sea Perch and shortly after I got bitten off, then a second later the bait jig got smashed on the way up and it hooked into a big fish. It couldn't be a Mackerel??? Well, after a long fight on the crapest rod and reel on the boat in came a 8kg Spaniard with the bait jig wrapped around it's tail. Funniest catch I've ever seen. Just as we unhook it, Josh's dead bait went screaming off. It wasn't long before he landed a nice 10kg Cobia. It went quiet so we moved in close to flick some placcies around. Picked up a good feed of Grassy Sweetlip and some squire and a nice pan size Snapper. Here they come!!!
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  2. #2

    Re: Noosa Mixed Monsters

    you must big pans.... nice work

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    Stop showing off Dave! See your boat was missing today, so I assume we"ll some more photos. Ballsy hitting Noosa bar with that swell running mate,
    Tony

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    Hahaha....Thanks Tony. Na...one of the new batteries I had fitted in Nov when serviced is playing up so it's at Rays getting fixed along with some new LED trailer lights. I'll be back out on the water on Fri or Sat hopefully. Balls of steel, brains like jelly!!!

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    You said that Dave, not me!!!

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    Nice fish there Dave


    You still chucking the plastics around or just dropping livies these days ??


    cheers tim

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    Hey Timmy...both mate. The plastics have been quiet over summer so used bait and hardbodies. Now using livies if we can find them and also dead bait and placcies. Variety equals success.
    Quote Originally Posted by TIM D View Post
    Nice fish there Dave


    You still chucking the plastics around or just dropping livies these days ??


    cheers tim

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    Good mixed bag mate , theres some massive cobes down that way hey, never seen them so big
    Webster

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    Great fish, Wondering about the cod, what sort are they? do you eat them that size or are the smaller units better? are they pretty good on the chew?

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    They Are Estuary Cod and they taste good, even the big ones. Nice white flesh.
    Quote Originally Posted by Floating Rib View Post
    Great fish, Wondering about the cod, what sort are they? do you eat them that size or are the smaller units better? are they pretty good on the chew?

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    Re: Noosa Mixed Monsters

    Looks like a quality catch you put together, well done
    Ken

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