Reply With Quotetrevor no.2
Had to fininsh work early on monday to pick up the heir from school.
On the way home we went past a local haunt that is known to hold some pretty big critters but I'd never caught anything before.
One of the local lads were there and flagged us down on the way past. Within 2 minutes he was on to a nice trevor.
So we raced home got the rods and proceeded to flick poppers and sps for an hour or 2.
20 mins later and another trevor was on. 5 mins later for pic 2.
amongst all the excitement the young fella pulls his PB flattie 55cm.
Wrapped...
trevor no.2
pb 55cm on eel tail
nice trevally, and easy fishing by the sounds of it
trev pic 3
And just where is that local haunt...We won't tell anyone.
Joel
Fishing for the thrill, not for the kill
if I told you that it wouldn't be a secret haunt.
Lets just say it apprears the word is already out and the water is not tidal but is assited by a tidal drain in Caloundra.
Next target is a milk fish - I'll keep you posted.....
Okay so we know the young fella can catch flatties, but he isn't fishing the Classic this year!!! When are we going to see you holding a crocodile - this weekend maybe...? Could be your last chance to redeem yourself, that is before Armoz jnr takes a short holiday down the coast in early October
Some nice big eyes there mate looks like you have found your self a nice little lake.
secret haunt, sounds like a top little spot!!
Nice fish
what type of trevor are they?they look different to the silver blerters we get in the brissy harbours.
nice trevs scotty. maybe we should head down there on the weekend and see if we cant get a few more? from the pics i think i know the spot.
nice shirt BTW
great read mate great pics
great report, nice pics too. reminds me of some of the lakes on the southern goldy, strange where some nice size trevs turn up.
well done fellas ..nice report and pics
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