Tony that was us. We were diving in about 22-24m. Saw lots of trout from 3-6kg. We went to the lump before fitzroy and fitzroy itself later that day. We never got around to getting to the barcoola but dived the cetecea and got more spanish there. That place is alive with big fish! Great weather hey. Had not been up to 1770 for almost a year. So it was great to be back.
Tough luck, you guys will be eating nothing but trout for the next few months.
Great selection there guys look like
all good quality fish
Looks like you might have to start swimming for your trout perko. The more you can get the better.
You can have your trout stuie. Rather eat an iodine.
awsome report and bloody good fish!!!
Doug,
Nice work. Some guys from Diveoz were up there at the same time. They, like you, reported an amazing amount of fish life on all the wrecks. Sound like everything is pretty thick at the moment.
I still can't beleive you guys dive down to 22-25m. I would use half my tank to get down that far
Bloody mad I tells ya !!!! Where's my scuba?
Bugman
"whats the time"
Originally Posted by DougHanning
LMAO
No free diving and this is definitley a carrot free pic forum
Nice mack
Were you guys diving N/E corner of Flinders couple of weeks ago ?
Cheers
Greg
Awesome look forward to reading the article doug, you guys get all those on rabis?
It could have been. Was it a tuesday? I just completed an open water snorkeling coaching course and took the guys who ran the course out for a snorkel and spear. That was a pearler of a day as well. Got a nice coro and a big blunthead parrot. Lost a 25-30kg wahoo at brennans shoal, had him on for about 15 mins, it was heartbreaking. Saw a school of about 10 hoo's all over 20k's. Devocean- we were using 1.2m rabbi's as trout are pretty easy to spear and a smaller gun is easier around coral and bommies. Here's a pic of the two fish I got a few weeks back. Cheers all
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