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    isaac
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    GC Spots

    Finally had some good weather on my days off, on Thursday, so I took my brother in law John and mate Luke down the down the GC with the aim of putting in some big hours on the troll looking for a spanish. No spanish but found a large school of spots that kept us entertained for a good session.

    We ended up with some fat spotties and a few mack tuna for bait in a session that saw us loose more than we caught due to bitesoffs on the slugs and missed hook ups on the pillies. We lost 6 slugs before going to short wire which slowed things down a bit but still had us entertained with them following the slugs all the way to the boat in 4s and 5s.

    We slow trolled a wolfie, a pillie and a lure while trying to find the school again at various times and caught 2 noahs around the 2.5m mark, one in the morn and one in the arvo. I called them for large spanish after the first run as they were at warp speed and on the surface but after getting close to the boat they went down and started the customary headshakes. When we first found the school we saw one partially leave the water and spin, not real clear shots but can anyone ID it, whaler, bull?

    Cheers Ben

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    isaac
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    Re: GC Spots

    John on his first mack tuna

  3. #3
    isaac
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    Re: GC Spots

    Luke on the noah on the top

  4. #4
    isaac
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    Re: GC Spots

    then a lot of this

  5. #5
    isaac
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    Re: GC Spots

    saw this

  6. #6
    isaac
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    Re: GC Spots

    end of the session

  7. #7

    Re: GC Spots

    hi ben
    nice lot of fish there
    how deep were u

    cheers pete

  8. #8

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    Well done Ben, excellent spotties. Shark looks like a bronzy to me. Well done.

    Cheers
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    A very nice feed of spotties there! Looks like Moreton Bay missed out this year?

    Cheers and beers
    Scott
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  10. #10

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    G'day Ben - some nice fat spotties there mate, well done. Good to see a report

    I wouldn't have a clue what sort of shark that is...

    Could it be a Blue? - the speed (as you describe it) maybe suggests so...???

  11. #11
    Slient
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    Re: GC Spots

    Good pic presentation, gotta love the pic of bent rod

    Quite nice spottie & MT's well done mate...

    Cheers

    Silent

  12. #12
    isaac
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    Re: GC Spots

    Pete - around the 20m mark

    Mono - thanks mate, after looking at my fish book and a another shot attached, I now think its either a Long-Nosed Grey Shark or a Black Tip shark because of the black tips on fins

    Scott- Can only hope for a real late run in the bay

    Macca - They realy hit the afterburners as they were hooked, the second one took me to the backing on the Tld20/50lb braid in a matter of seconds. As for reports, I've being putting some good time in this year , for just a feed so it was good to have a day of real action from wo to go.

    Silent- thanks mate, my bro in law took all the shots, hes a natural

    Cheers Ben

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    isaac
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    Re: GC Spots

    oops, forgot to add the other shot

  14. #14

    Re: GC Spots

    Toppie [smiley=tekst-toppie.gif]. In the last photo is that a dolphin or a shark.


    Jay Jay
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  15. #15
    isaac
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    Re: GC Spots

    Jay Jay, its the same shark but from behind. There were plenty of dolphins there though and this mother and calf had a game with one of the spots we caught, the spot hit overdrive outrunning it, only to run into the boat. Ben

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