Monster Bream and Whiting/ DI- Rainbow report

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the weather just turned fantastic at first light monday, you could have counted the number of people on the beach on 1 hand.

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here's one for ya lindsay, reconize the spot?? this was the tuesday when that sou ester picked up..

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another

[Franco]

OMFG!!!

Dude those whiting are bigger than most of the tailor you see on this site!!

Speechless

[Seamus]

Drew

U sure you didn't slip down to South Australia and get a couple of King George's ??!! Dreaming of whiting like that. Thumbs up.

Seamus

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thanks fellas

[Jacksta]

Wow well done mate, best fish i have ever seen for those species, thats amasing good on ya champ

Joel

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here's a pic of our new landrover fishing truck in " fish cleaning action " on location, checkout the size of the seas we had to fish in during the comp great fun hey

the landie performed flawlessly for its first beach comp, and being setup to fish the beach properly helps catch those quality fish

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here's another quality bream pulled from the same drain...... another notch for the old alvey

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the big fella still kicken

[Slient]

Good report and pic's thanks...
especailly those definitely monster...
What was bait you caught...I would bet beach worm...

Happy fishing
Silent

[land_based]

awesome looking breambos there surf sniper!

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silent, i normally take a vast selection of different baits with me during a comp and determin what the fish are eating if they are deing finecky, but it always come down to the two most prevalnt baits found on the beach.... Beach worms and eugari.

[Dirty]

Hell yeah my man!!!!


Thats what im talk'n about! I bet your pleased with that! Tip Top effort champ!

I have caught fish of similar stature....... IN MY DREAMS!

WOW

George.

[Jackinthebox]

Top stuff Drew,

That whiting is past the elbow slapper stage - I'd call it an armpit slapper!1

Have you ever snorkelled around those rocks? I've seen some big whiting like that hanging around the
rocks down at Greenmount in about two feet of water in the middle of the day!(before they were buried
under the Superbank!)

One other question - what's that white line you're using - is it Platypus?

And what breaking strain is it? (yeah I know, that's two questions!)

Cheers,

Mick.