You mean you were able to drag yourself away from drinking with your Truckie mates long enough to have a fish. LOL
I will be down there in 2 weeks on a houseboat, can't wait.
Only 16 sleeps to go, not that I'm counting.
Cheers,
Dominator.
hi guys an gals....fished on the south eastern cnr of short out of the n/w winds and came up with 18 nice breambos....biggest 29 smallest 24..
one hour either side of the top of the tide....14 bream(high tide approx 11.30am)
one hour before the bottom of the tide.....4 bream(5pm)
All fish caught on live worms 3kg line and whiting size hooks no 2 sinker
You mean you were able to drag yourself away from drinking with your Truckie mates long enough to have a fish. LOL
I will be down there in 2 weeks on a houseboat, can't wait.
Only 16 sleeps to go, not that I'm counting.
Cheers,
Dominator.
G'day all
theres nothing better than a houseboat at jumpinpin, make sure you do the obligatory "i got stuck on a sandbank, stupid tide"
cheers
Michael
Michael its all very well you joking about getting stuck on a sandbank, but the last time I was on one it actually happened.
Before preparing to head back to Sanctuary Cove we decided to partake in a final day lunch so we anchored up at a spot at the advice of one of the crew. When it was time to leave we found we were stuck on a mudbank
We had to stay an extra night and wait till high tide. Needless to say we had a horde of angry women waiting for us on our return
Morale of the story- Make sure you allways take enough alcohol to survive an extra night at sea.
Cheers,
Dominator.
every trip ive been on there in a housebaot weve gotten stuck on a sand bank. Watch those anchors they fit on the boats they slip reel easily. At least thats my story and im sticking to it.
cheers
Michael
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