Bay Saturday 29th

[DaneCross]

After a few attempts at the Mud Is snapper (squire), finally cracked it for a few legal specimens on Saturday. Nice morning on the water - I think the early start made all the difference. First drop, triple hook up resulting in one keeper and two 'just unders'. Each drift produced the goods, but most were just below par. Ended up with 3 keepers. We then skipped across to the 4 beacons for a mackerel or two. JB scored one and decky Joe dropped one boat-side. Cruised home with the wind picking up at our backs. Top trip all round. It was great to crack these squire everyone seems to be getting into
Dane

No pics, JB forgot the camera

[webby]

Trust JB Soon Mate Soon, when we strap you into the Firetruck.
regards

[aquarius]

Good to hear you got onto a few squire Dane.
Yep dawn was when they came on the chew but after sun up the fishing was very slow.
They only get bigger as we approach winter.
I hope you find that bay snapper soon mate.
Cheers Brent

[DaneCross]

Soon Mate Soon, when we strap you into the Firetruck.

Yeh Webby, I'm keen, I've been blooded now, ready for the big fellas

Good to hear you got onto a few squire Dane.
Yep dawn was when they came on the chew but after sun up the fishing was very slow.
They only get bigger as we approach winter.
I hope you find that bay snapper soon mate.
Cheers #Brent

Cheers Brent, I knew you'd be on this thread, its been a long time reading your successful posts before I could post one of my own.

I've gotta say thanks to Glen at Springwood Marine for hooking me up with the good gear; they've got all the good stuff in there and top blokes to match [smiley=2thumbsup.gif]

DC

[T1]

Well Done DC! We there for over 7hrs on Friday night and couldn't buy a bite! Not on SP's and not on bait!

Take Care T

[s-pac]

Hi Dane,
Early mornings at Mud is a must, try to be first there. We to were there saturday as well, for the first 3/4 hour it was liturally mayhem. Bite stopped around 6 ish. Fortunate enough to get a few, no size, nice pan size though. We usually anchor.

Regards Andrew