old barge pylons at mud

[bayfisher]

yes very intresting im sure there are
a lot of people that would love to know were they are

From what i gather they lie on the western side of Mud. I have no idea where they are though I have a bit of structure marked out on that west side. Don't expect this to be a secret spot that produces great big fish, most mud is fished pretty heavily and the best way to catch fish is to find the bait and the fish with your sounder. On certain days different places around mud some with little or no structure can hold heaps of bait and fish while other days they can be barren. Really each day is different the best way to get better results at mud or anywhere for that matter is to do the time on the water you will soon get a feel for the place and where fish are likely to be.

Cheers Chris

[webby]

This will get you warm in your search

[loophole]

webby is that map real?

[zak job lo]

ask a question, it gets answered. thats what i like about this forum. thanks to everyone who helped me find them. I have an interest in the history of the area and appreciate what the oldies can tell us.
the map was a great help.
time on the water is my best teacher.
mud, you've got to love it.
cheers,
zak job lo

[loophole]

zak job lo excactly what i think many thanks to all of you

[loophole]

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This will get you warm in your search
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Webby is this showing where i should look or is this the plyons?

[loophole]

come on webby you cant fool me. me thinks you have played with the map in paint

[loophole]

webby is it real!?

[stevos]

come on webby you cant fool me. me thinks you have played with the map in paint

Are you serious loophole? Of course he drew the marks on in paint - that is the whole idea - if they were visible like that in google earth why would anyone start this post... That is the dumbest thing I have heard all week.

[loophole]

steveos i know it is FAKE i was just trying to get old webby 2 confess.
mate IF they were Visible like that i would have only had to look over the side of the boat to see them if google earth could spot them from 2km away.