Sorry I was ment to say 5 Parrot fish and 2 gold spot wrasse not 7 Wrasse.
Jay Jay
We started off the day by leaving Nudgee boat ramp at 6:15am. We decided we would go offshore . We anchored up at Cape Morteon.
Within 3 hours we had only caught 7 small wrasse and a couple of fish we had to put back. Once when I got hooked up on small fish I got a run it was slow and sluggish it went slowly down to the coral and snagged me we had no choice but to snap the line. About 10 minutes later the same thing happened to my brother. My dad (kingtin) and I suspected it was a big Cod. A couple times when we wound in small fish a reef shark kept following it up.
At about 11:45am we left to go back in the bay because it was to rough offshore (2metre swell). When we got in the bay we went to the E2 beacon. We didn't catch much for the rest of the day apart from a 60 centimetre school mackrel.
Jay Jay
P.S: I will post the photo's later.
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Sorry I was ment to say 5 Parrot fish and 2 gold spot wrasse not 7 Wrasse.
Jay Jay
Go mighty Broncos
Go Wallabies
Sounds like you guys had a good day Jay,
I'd reckon dad was right, it probably was a large Cod that bricked you. some of those blighter can pull hard and long. #The parroty things are a good chew too...not to be sneezed at, at all...look forward to the pics.
Give dad a G'day for me
Cheers
Rhys
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Life is a mystery to be lived, not a problem to be solved, Gabriel Marcel
the end result
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Good stuff Jay Jay...who are the proud young fisho's in the photo?
That spottie looks a good fish...did you eat him for tea???
Bet they were tasty
Keep 'em coming young fella
Cheers
Rhys
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The two kids in the photo are me and my brother Joshua. Yeah we did eat it for dinner and it was absolutely beautiful.
Jay Jay
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