Sorry gents... not being rude but I buggered off to Melb for a few days after putting up this post.
Seems the word did spread and a few boys got to sample the Wahoo action out around Hutchies. For those that were out there on the weekend - imagine what it would have been like midweek when you were the only boat there
Was a bit elusive with the sail - can't actually count as a capture as I dropped it at the boat after about 20mins. Just simply spat the lure. The first 3mins were unbelievable with the fish hardly in the water. It was the best aerobatic display from a fish I have ever seen. I was only running three rod - 1 with a hex head, 1 with a blue pillie and one with an el cheapo skirt. The hex head and blue pillie took a wahoo each and the skirt tempted the sail.
Doug, The viz was excellent - 20m if not more and the cray came from that ledge of coffee rock only a couple of hundred metres from the cape. I wasn't really looking but my mate was keen to try and spear a fish which is why we stopped. I saw two dead/eaten crays on the bottom so I started poking around.
Dan, That would have been me. It's interesting taking here through peak hour traffic.
Mick, shame it's closed season
Neil, Was that your Discovery in the carpark with the Ausfish stickers. I couldn't pick who it was.
Bugman