For those of us lucky enough to live in Queensland, how was the weather today. ??
25 degress............ full sun and no wind to speak of.
I was also lucky enough to spend most of the day on the water with fellow Ausfisher, 2IC in his 7.2 Riptide...... " Beer a Cuda ".
Bill and I pestered the hell out the beacons from E4 north to the M5 with our bait jigs looking to stock up for the 1770 M & G. We managed a few Yakka, Slimies and Pike, but in general, the fishes were not co-operating.
Water was clear and running at about 18 degrees. The beers at Tangas were also cold and lunch was fish'n'chips and burgers. Other delightful things
were surrounding us at the beach, which made it hard to leave.
Heard a lot of chatter on the VHF from other Ausfishers.
Was just a great day to be out in the beautiful waters of Moreton Bay seeing whales as well.
Thanks to Bill for the trip that was totally hassle free.
cheers LP
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It was a cracker of a day Phill,I had the day out with the family (not in the boat) and drooled at the ocean from Point Danger,I don't get the prop back for my Cruisecraft till Wednesday anyway.I was going to jig some slimies off Tweed,heaps there a few days ago.Pulled up the jig and had one on every hook in 2 drops !.I was going to get some for 1770, and use the new vacuum sealer I bought the missus.
was a cracker of a day wasn't it
grabbed madmackeral and netmaker to take mine out for a test before 1770
only one amber jack for the day but a great day out with some good friends
plenty of laughs
had to do a bit of fine tuning on perrys throttle skils . both dave and myself nearly went for a swim quite q few times and at one stage tied ourselves to the boat . and that was just sounding around
poor old bugger trying to operate new fangled electrical things .
even got to meet les patterson .
If you chasing slimies and yakkas, my recommendation would be for the 24's off the pin
Crap loads (apparently to say 5h!t is offensive) there yesterday, and bagged out on snapper with a few nice pearlies thrown in on the 36's
Nothing outrageous, but majority in the high 50cm range
G
What a crew on Humdinger. I was drifting about 400m away and all I could hear was laughing
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havn't laughed so hard since last time neil
we worked out quite a few things today
1 daves new word SUPERDEEP
2 dave had done about 2 years of his usual winding (2 _ 8 metres) in 1 day
3 les patterson was on the boat
4 perry cant climb
5 perry's no good with electronic throttle
6 dont talk to me while i'm trying to follow a track in the dark (about 20 k extra on the trip )
7 probably better that someone else drives through the rouse when i have lost my tracks (which side is the green supposed to be on )
8 just wanted to do dot point cause no one has for a few weeks
ferrets!.... love your work, bring on Agnes
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yup it was superb
I got a few pics to add:
top sunrise
hookworm at the baitgrounds
small whale that went under us. we decided against doing a giffo and hunting him down
had some video footage of madmackerel and his best catch (a yakka) but video not uploading properly, so just try to picture the big fella struggling with a yakka on.
also caught up with rakinray, sandman and webby at the baitgrounds in the morning and horse at the same place in the arv. all in all a top day on the water.
fishing's as simple as 3 P's - patience, perserverance and PLASTIC!
Sure was a fantastic day and a great day to test my new Rig in offshore conditions heard heaps of chatter burned through 100lts of fuel caught nothing but undersize fish. Found some new ground which I have marked and will visit at a later date. Not a lot of fishing got done anyway just more driving and moving around sounding for new areas did 148ks for the day. Stopped at the Captian Nelson for a quick session on the way in. There was huge amounts of fish that were not biting anything we were throwing at them. There was a bloke in a seafarer fishing next to us a good size whale come up next to him and decided to say hi he was getting some good footage of it when next thing it went under the boat and found the anchor rope and got caught up in it. Next thing off he went with this whale dragging him thrashing around trying to untangle itself jump out of the water rolling and so on. I gotta say this bloke did not know what to do at the start but lucky for him he had a quick release anchor and managed to set it loose the whale then came towards us hanging off the front of my boat and was coming around the driver side we wound all the lines in and waited to see what it would do. Luckily it went in the opposite direction The guy came over to us to see if we filmed anything I said no but I offered him a spare set of undies though haha. It was a great trip back and was hard to put the boat back on the trailer the day was so good. My new rig ran great and I have to say I am one very happy chappy.
Cheers Mick.
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Its was crap
That's all
Cheers,
Chong
no wonder, look like you left the joy at home, not even a hint of wobble there...Originally Posted by Chong
Its was crap
fishing's as simple as 3 P's - patience, perserverance and PLASTIC!
Check fourth pic mid bottom, that's a 1125ml, it was for the sandflies
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