Reply With Quote<ninja-edit> saw a few small schoolies brought in at few at spinnaker sound (Bribie) today, apparently from over towards Moreton
Hey guys,
anyone no if the macks have started turning up off Mooloolaba yet? any and all hints and tips welcome.
makka
<ninja-edit> saw a few small schoolies brought in at few at spinnaker sound (Bribie) today, apparently from over towards Moreton
Schoolies or Spotties??Originally Posted by PixieAU
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A bit early for mackerel in south east queensland their migration has them in northern waters still I don't bother targeting them till December you can get the odd catch all through the year by chance
Well, after rechecking images of each type I'll go with schoolies but they had alot of spots and the spots were alot more prominent than usual.
Had a mate bagged out on schoolies on Saturday in the bay, but there was at least one spotty in his bag. The pros line fishers were working a patch too and took a heap.
Must have been a small localised school, I'd be waiting for December as well.
Schoolies are available from August onwards. There used to be a good run of them in the Rous this time of year. The Spotties seem to run much later with the schools turning up from November onwards. The further north you go the earlier they switch on
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I did my first trip of the year off mooloolaba on sunday, was looking for Macs but only got yellowfin tuna.
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