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My Cobber and I fished AWOONGA the week leading up to Christmas and had a fantastic time as some of our happy snaps will testify. As suggested by member "AWOONGA" the boat ramp was not high on my list of things to do but the exersize was usefull in weight reduction!
Never the less we would recommend Awoonga to anyone wishing to catch a large BARRA. The gear took a bit of a hammering and at least three lures will never swim again. We were surprised at the number of fish over the 85cm to 110cm plus range and managed to net and release 14 in total and kept 2. We will be returning very soon for another shot at these big girls.
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Good to see you got into a few....That boat ramp.....Take a number and wait..Then take a looong walk when you get back
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looks like you guys had a top trip
Good fishing guys, I should make it up there just prior to the full moon for a stint at the buggers. Good to hear they still chewing.
Nice fish Outrigger, well done.
I'm heading to Awoonga at the end of Jan(after school hols) for my first trip to the area, have just bought my first powerboat and am keen to give it a whirl.
Just wondering what lures you used, I'm after a few hints.
Cheers
Mick
Mick, had success with ;
Killalure barrabait +20 silver/black
Killalure +8 gold/black
Halco poltergeist 80 5 meter+
Classic 180s+10 2hook black/orange head
Predatek viper silver/black
Plus we gave a lot more a swim but these seem to do best in the deep water off rocky point
Hope this helps for your trip.
Regards Paul
Thanks for the info, it's appreciated.
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