Interesting day, pouring rain early and there were a lot of big potholes out there, expected some better weather ???
anyway, phill and shane were onboard and we got stuck into the fish, shane caught his first big perly and phil caught some nice ones between sleeping sessions, gotta love that green feelin ay phil lol, the bite seemed to be pretty good and admiral orange wasnt movin at the end.
end result bag limits all round on perlies/snappa and some extras. enjoy the fish lads.
shane and his perlie
couple of mine
phil
G/ day robbo seems we didnt go wide enough pretty quite our way was goin to call you but only got your home number, nice haul they boys well done ! what depth were you in ?
CHEERS RAY
Hey Rob
What sort of fish is that in your right hand?
planning the next onslaught 6.5m Profish
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What a day
conditions started out terrible. 1.5m swell with crap on top.
it was so relaxing having a nice sleep aboard the OC. i have still kept my no burley policy aboard the OC in tack though.
thanks for the great day rob and shane.
cheers phil
Bring on the Marlin!!!
good work boys well done
nice fish
Hi Guys,
Great fish those pearlies are HUGE. What depth did you get them in?
Cheers
Matty
-spiro-
it is a mowong that is true rubber liped mowong
rob whats going on keeping mowongs getting as bad as chemmy
hood catch again and good to see you gave the fellas hell
the catch prior to squire frenzy
Bring on the Marlin!!!
the organised catch after squire frenzy and the smooth run home
Bring on the Marlin!!!
very very nice indeed
Well done fellas
looks like a great day out had by everyone who ventured out today
Tight Lines
Adrian
Ray, ill have a new radio soon, depth was 90-105 the 50 fathom area basically.
spiro, what shannon said, i call them blue morwongs, we only catch them deep here and they leave the rest of the morwong for dead eating wise, they tend to also blow there guts real bad so release would be pointless but a fine table fish.
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