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47CM
60CM and 3 kg caught in the broadwater on a popper.
Mick
47CM
45CM
THEY TRULY ARE THE BEST THING THAT SWIMS IN A ESTUARY
Jew, are biggerOriginally Posted by Tropicaltrout
wow those are some nice jacks.. Definately a fish i want to catch these holidays.
Yes Matt , Jew are bigger , but when you pick up a good size Jew are you worried about losing a finger if it latches onto you?
Or maybe I'm a little bit gutless when I pickup a Jack
Cheers Mick
Nice Jack Everyone
Cheers Jay
got this one a few years back
My first Jack. 40cm, Yandaran Creek north of Bundy on live sprat.
20 Tonne
Tight lines <*)(((((((((><
some nice jack being caught over the last few years.....
im still wondering if there's anymore out there for me to catch
cheers,
bassamundi
43cm very sweeeet
If i could get paid the same to fish, sorry boss but i ......!
for a big jack griz066 its not to dark in colour
Good Days!
My wife and I visited your beautiful country on April, 05 and had a great time. Australia is really a wonderful place and we hope to spend a couple years exploring down under once we are done working in the US (hopefully not too much longer!). Being an avid fisherman all my life, wetting a line was of course top on my agenda during our visit. After getting my opportunities at Mission Beach, Port Douglas, and Hervey Bay I did manage to catch a few of the species I[ch8217]ve been reading about in this and other great aussie fishing sites. My catches included breams, whitings, a flathead, a few grass sweetlips, a spangle emperor, a big chinaman fish (I thought it was a joke when they told me the name of this fish), and yes a nice mangrove jack (see attached). I was out on a share charter at Hervey Bay two days in a roll trying to catch a coral trout but had no success. On the 2nd day fishing at a location called Rooney Point, on the very last drop of my Australia trip using a live [ch8220]pikey? small barracuda[ch8221], I was rewarded with this beautiful MJ, my best catch of the trip. I can[ch8217]t wait to return and try my luck on many other species. In the meant time, I will keep reading your fishing reports.
Cheers. Andrew
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