Show us your Yellas!!!!

[scotty]

i thought they would have been from ive seen pics from years ago and they were huge somthing about the amout of food in the dam

[yellahunter]

heres a little on i got , not bitg but still a pretty fish

[elephrez1]

exclusive with the only way to prove size

[scott_b]

Gday
Not real big but has good colours.
wamjam

[yellahunter]

Wamjam i think thats the prettiest yella ive ever seen mate,

where did u catch that
might have to get down there

[elephrez1]

45 CM CAUGHT ON A SQUIDGIE WRIGGLER IN THE FROST BITE WITH HOT PINK TAIL COLOUR

[scott_b]

Gday yellahunter
Mate got it at Copeton but Pindari has real good yellars as well and probably a better chance of snaren them there.
wamjam

elephrez1 mate thats nice helthy looken fish what part of the country did you get it.
wamjam

[Basshunter]

Caught this one at glenbawn dam earlier this year on a jackall tn60, not sure of size i took a quick pic and let it go

[yellahunter]

great pics guys,

hey elephrez1 where did u get that one, hes a beasutiful fish too

[elephrez1]

Hey wamjam and yella,

thats exclusive and his yella, I just posted it.

it was caught at maroon.

[Julie_J]

Here's a yella which I caught at Bjelke Petersen one wet day last October. Double hook-up. From memory mine went 54cm & hubby's went 44cm.

Very different fish to the yellas which we catch in central NSW.

[yellahunter]

nice fish julie, hey how r they different to the ones in NSW,?

[Julie_J]

Hi Yellahunter,

the Qld fish are much slimmer & longer than our yellas that we get in the dams down here. Nowhere near as lazy either. The exception being in Glenbawn, where they co-exist with bass. Maybe the bass make them work a bit harder for a feed.

The Northern yellas seem to be much lighter also, rather than our darker ones with the gold colour underneath.

[yellahunter]

is there anywhere you have found that they are easily caught from the banks, as i dont have a boat but love catchin yellas

[Col_J]

G'day Yellahunter,

there's no reason why you can't catch yellas from the bank. Same deal, just that you are working the structure from the opposite side. If money's a problem, get a canoe & you'll have access to the best spots.

The same trip that Julie caught the 54cm yella at BP, we saw an old guy who had at least eleven rods set up on the bank as baited set-lines & we watched him for a half hour until dark & he was working overtime pulling them in & re-baiting lines. There were some bloody nice big yellas among them too & they all went in the boot of his car. We were stunned!