Reply With QuoteIt was a bit tough hay numb nuts
Went out in the bay on monday morning, left the boat ramp at Pinkenba at 6.00am.
Headed out to tangalooma looking for any tuna on the way, but there was none in site, very disapointed.
But any way, got to tangalooma and started to drift soft plastics alone an edge which was 12ft to 40ft, got a couple of squire follows and jaged a few grinners. to no provale me and the deckie went and smashed the beacons with slicers and poppers.We caught a boneto and a yakka that was bigger than the bonito how said is that but it was a real big yakka.
Headed back looking for tuna and still none around. Hit another beacon to find a heap of bait fish around it. You have days like this time to time.
Smailesy
It was a bit tough hay numb nuts
mate no need to be like that at least your hands were warm
At least you weren't at work eh smailesy
and how is g james treating you
smailesy did u go to glazing college when expo was on ?
yes mate so who have i gotOriginally Posted by daz35
another one of the few that hacked out steelframe putty in the sun cause we got on the wrong train from the pub back to college
good fun so what kind of fishing you into im fresh to deep blue
SMAILSEY
I LIKE TO FISH,
and I'm glad I'm not a glazier, that would have to be the worst job anyone would want to do or be involved in, YUK,
Hope this helps
THE COWBOY WHO LIKES TO FISH FOR FISH
im get out in the bay a lot and outside when i can get away without the kids and the weather is decent on the weekends to get outside
cowboy being a glazier isnt all that bad i only have trouble tying knots now and then because of the tendons that have been sliced and dont let my fingers bend as well as they should
Hey champ....
That's the name of the game, I'm bound to get a more of them myself... heads up and lines in the water.....keep on trying...persistance will pay.
George.
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