Only Mac tuna today

[agnes_jack]

After hearing reports of spanish and longtails around the headland yesterday, decided to have a quick troll round the headland before work this morning.

Nothing but crab bait!! > >

managed 5 mac tuna and a few watsons bonito, before we decided to chuck a few softies in the estuary. Dropped a very big flattie right at the shore, I estimated to be around the 900mm mark!!
Landed and released about a dozen, and Josh (my son) spotted a few nice squid and managed to score one for dinner.

Makes the day seem a lot better anyway

Regards, Tony

[Jay_S]

5 very good mac tuna you got. Which will make very good crab bait
That squid you caught would have been nice dinner


cheers Jay [smiley=bandana.gif]

[agnes_jack]

Sorry, this one was from a previous trip!!

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[MJ]

Got it right there. Shame about the flattie. Cheers

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[krazyfisher]

what could be better on a work day

[MickEddy]

at least the macs would've given you a bit of curry, unlucky about the flatty.
mick

[agnes_jack]

Yeah, That flatty would have been a personal best for me.
Been a heap of big girls around, might get another shot.

Regards, Tony

[DICER]

nice report Tony - even if crab bait (cough). Half your luck, I wish I were there!!

[JB]

Good on ya tony, nothing like a fish before work to make the day go better . Pity about the flatty , i'm sure over the next few weeks you will get another crak at one. Those dam mac tuna are mongrels of things, however saying that , 1. they do make excellent crab bait and 2. they pull drag to give you some fun when nothing else is hungry. So i guess a few mac tuna is better than not turning a reel!

Thats great looking little tinny you have there, will that be coming with you on your journey down to my neck of the woods?

Jas

[agnes_jack]

Yeah JB
Crab bait is not a bad way to start the day, they sure pull hard.
The tinnie will be coming with me for sure mate, got a lot of jack hunting to be done down that way I'll be looking for some local tips

Regards, Tony