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This years dates for me are Friday 6th September until Friday 20th September. School holidays start on the 21st.
Moon phases are:-
1st quarter...6th. Full Moon 14th and last Quarter 22nd.
As usual, all are welcome to come up and meet the regulars and put in some k's finding those elusive Reds.
Anyone needing specific details about fishing grounds, accommodation, facilities and events,,, ask away.
cheers LP 8-)
Definately going to give it a shot at getting there this year.
Good luck Phill, I'm off to The Cape in July for 5 weeks so I'm out this year. Lock me in for 2020..
We have a fair bit of interest, not all showing in this forum though. So many media platforms out there, hard to keep a track.
Anyway, Friday Night 6th is TAVERN NIGHT................8-)
This is the " must do " event of the year. well, maybe............. ;D
Updates can be found at :- https://www.facebook.com/ausfishagneswater/
I will just mention, if some of you only to come up for the " good weather ", the Mango Tree Motel offers great rooms ( some have 6 beds ) at great prices and parking for ya boat. 07 4974 9132
Further, fishing info, bait and tackle can be found here:- https://www.facebook.com/reelfishing1770/ Tony or Josh will look after you.
Please always ... LOG ON and OFF with Marine Rescue Round Hill.. vhf 82, 81 & 16.
Call Sign: VMR 477
Phone: 07 4974 9383
Emergency After Hours: 0427 747 477
FYI, Qld Fisheries frequent this place... please measure and count your catch carefully. Know your species and enjoy.
cheers LP
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A confessional LurkerQuote:
Originally Posted by tropicrows
Just a heads up folks about the " Orange Zone " around One Tree Reef. Although encompassed by a Green Zone, there is an Orange Zone in closer, which means NO NOTHING.. not even driving though, Yes, even " boating " will attract a heavy fine. So if you are traveling from Lamont to Sykes,,,, steer clear. ><>
Well folks, it is about 14 days until we hit the land of honey and red fish.
FYI, I did a quick trip there weekend just gone. Weather was too spectacular to not go.8-)
Radio chatter said it was slow going with no current, but I bagged out. ( CRFF ) Fishing 65 - 85 mtrs deep NNE of Fitzroy Reef in 1 - 2 knots of wind and even less current, but the fish chewed late Saturday and very early Sunday. :laola:
Sharks were a problem in the shallower waters ( 40 - 50mtrs ). The bar is OK an hour either side of low tide... keep it on the plane :)
I'll put up couple of photos, cause we all know what fish look like :)
That looks like you had a great quick trip mate well done.