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HI MEMBERS . HAS ANY ONE KNOW WHERE THE YAKKA'S ARE HIDING ??? HAVE TRIED ALL THE NORMAL SPOTS OF THE GOLD COAST SEAWAY. SCOTTISH PRINCE (OR WHATS LEFT OF IT) , THE CLOSE AREA'S & THE 24'S . MORE THAN LIKELY THEIR RIGHT UNDER MY NOSE , OR MISSING THEM BY THAT MUCH . ANY HELP WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. THANKS
sand pumping jetty pylons - watch the waves though.
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CHEERS FOR THAT . ALWAYS THOUGHT IT BE WORTH GETTING IN CLOSE WITH JETTY , JUST USUALLY SEE A MILLION LINES HANGING OF IT . WILL GIVE IT AGO THIS MORNING. GO THE YAKKA'S !!
Most of them have gone to the local asian communities meat mincers!
live baited on coffeee rock off south straddie last weekend and they were thick, including slimies, some jurassic specimens up to 30cm long!
Heaps off Fingal jetty atm. especially at night.There are some stonkers too.
Pete.
36s. Big enough to take snapper baits.
hey matthias that yakka is huge good enough for big kingie/cobia
Caught a couple off the rocks at North point on Moreton on the weekend.
They took whole squid. Went around 30cm.
Tossed a lure in and had a huge school following it in.
Couldnt hook one though.
My dictionary defines green as ‘unripe, immature, undeveloped'. Perfect description.
Most political parties are seen as interested in what the voters think, the Greens are seen as thinking the community should be interested in what they think.
follow the bigger charter boats like sea probe they go for livies
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