Reply With QuoteThey are still hollidaying at 1770
Their was a bit of talk on the radio yesterday that a few people had seen some spanish mackerel, does anyone know where they are, Can't wait to start getting some.
They are still hollidaying at 1770
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mine are still swimming out there somewhere lol
goin looking for them again next weekend .i figure if i use enough fuel then 1 day i will find them
I dont know neil with all the ones removed from that holiday location there may not be many left there! Heres another few whose holiday was cut shortOriginally Posted by Horse
Especially when this little yellow duck can get on to them.
Even if my hand was held while I was lead along like a little kid.
It is way too late or a bit early for them down in the SEQ corner. Might be a few random ones here and there, a yak fisherman got one off Noosa the other week which is big news and the odd random wahoo has been seen or caught but I reckon it will be November before we start seeing them in numbers.
I heard a couple of blokes got stuck into them up fraser way the other day. Smithy might know a bit about that.
and a bit further northstarting to show with good numbers up here atm.
Seeing more around Gladstone as well.
Moreton Bay.
Got done up well and truly by three good stripeys on monday.
By the time I woke up to the size and how deep they were I lost three in a row.
Up with the pick and out with the bigger gear and started to troll went 100 yards, 2 lines out 40 feet of water and bang, good fish, slow but heavy, bugger, a turtle, a few good kicks not a turtle, still slow and heavy, on my own, wound in the other line, dug out the gaff, definately a fish but what??????
Put the boat into a slight circle, narrowed the the gap and up came an 18 pound cod.
The second cod on a trolled pillie over 40 years from the same spot.
I have caught snapper feeding on scraps under tuna and am sure now that this cod was doing the same thing under the spaniards.
4 hook rig and medium pillie in 40 feet of water on the troll.
Earlier on couldn't get a live bait to save my life so I think he was hungry.
I did land a 7 pound Morwong on whiting gear, 6 pound line and whiting hook and very small piece of squid. Quite a battle.
Beautiful morning on the water fog or no fog.
Have fun Haji-Baba
At 20m around the rock up at 1770. May find them around the bait grounds if you lucky.
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There's some nice fish off the Whitsundays. Ash from Seafever has sent me a few pics lately.
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