Whiting

[Seahorse]

I was reading the fishing reports in the sunday mail, yesterday and it said, whiting at the Rous and Sandhills.

I was just wondering if anyone can confirm this.

Summeries i take it?

We use to get winteries at this time as well.

If anyone has got any other whiting locations at the moment, give me a general area.

cheers
greg

[Lachie1]

Hey mate,

I got a good feed of winteries the other day over at the small ships passage leading into the rouse, threw back a few small ones but the average size was around 26cm or so.

[mdr12866]

Hi mate they are trumpeter whiting (winter whiting) they are all through the rous and around amity banks, you've just gotta move around till you hit a good patch,try fishermans gutter aswell.

[Seahorse]

Thanks fellas.
may head that way on wednesday.
26cm is good size for winteries

cheers

[robsue]

sounds like a good idea Greg, been awhile for myself

[mdr12866]

Not sure if you have tried this for bait but cow/ox heart works a treat.The bay whiting love it, cut it into small thin strips.

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[Seahorse]

Hi Rob
mate been a while since i have chased the whiting.

Mdr, i have tried heart before. I got some in freezer. Maybe try again. We usually use squid strip or prawn pieces.

Might see u out there rob

[Seahorse]

Hi Rob
mate been a while since i have chased the whiting.

Mdr, i have tried heart before. I got some in freezer. Maybe try again. We usually use squid strip or prawn pieces.

Might see u out there rob

[tunaticer]

Well I was going to head out there on saturday in the kayak but the kettle went kaput......no coffee no action.....

[Seahorse]

Hey jack, sunday looks better. That a bloody good paddle. Got to be keen

[cuzzamundi]

Got a horse of a Summery today in the cast net. Lower reaches of Cabbage Tree Creek. Not sure if it was a straggler, as I normally get small juveniles at that spot (in the net), and I don't normally fish for them, there.

Cuzza