Well I got asked if I'd take some peeps out for a fish last week a bit of a xmas fishout for the boys they were looking @ doing a charter.

I was more than happy to oblige since the boys had allways looked after me.

Have to admit I wasn't to keen after it had been blowing SE all week but fortunately wind had eased a wee bit yesterday & with no sign of rain we ventured out yesterday arvo around 1 .30 pm.

Dont like the Bay in a any southerly wind as you are limited to spots you can fush so I headed over to Kurnel @ least there we had a bit of wind protection to boot their were 6 on board & a 1st for me as I'm not a big fan of crowding a boat.

It took about an hr os so to get the fish biting nothing spectacular exapt for a kung fu fush which I might add was bigger than the one kk wanted to keep a few weeks back the guys were happy to release this one

Mainly undersized snapper was the trend chopper tailer were also about the boys were happy to just see fish add to that a couple of the guys had never fished B4 & did manage to land their 1st fishys.

Well the arvo did get better as the tide turned & burley started to work mind you we got heaps & heaps of snapper but none were legal but they kept the boys amused we did get 1/2 doz bream nothing spectacular but all keepers, good size trevelly & a couple of flathead yours truly got a salmon I've prob missed a species or 2 as well in other words it was a mixed bag on the day.

Later in the arvo the cowan young rolled up & a couple of the boys were having sushimi on board told them I was full & had had a big lunch & they could eat all they liked

Not to many pics I'm afraid as I left all the pic taking to Ran after I'd taken a few @ the start he had his own camera & was clicking away all day long here's a couple that I took the young bloke with his 1st fish & a pic of one off the blurters all in all think the boys enjoyed themselves & went home with a feed of fish.

its nice to see u getting a few J G, living way out here in woop woop it makes it hard for me to get to spot x on the coast.

Are they my grippers in that pic? Hope you washed them. Glad the boys were able to catch a few.

This post has been edited by kkw: Dec 12 2007, 09:14 PM

That is a good size travelly.

Well done on the fishing.

i would say the look on that young blokes face sums up the day, it's a ripper

Good days fishing there JG.....that chap looks like he is over the moon...

Christos & I would love a trip on the bay and pickup some of your fishing guru tips...

Yeah but you would have to ground your boat and come rock hopping with me.

Don't wish that on us Christos ,


He'd probly crack out the ' Smugglers ' again .

Nearly forgot ,

Lame as report JG , just joking it was'nt too bad i spose , just not up to your usual standards that's all , you must've been tired , poor didums .

& the photo's mmmmm well yeah we won't go there

Now seriously , have you ever thought to start a small fishing / guiding service ?????

Naa just joking again

But yeah fish on demand ...... GOOD STUFF !!

This post has been edited by Smelly: Dec 14 2007, 12:21 AM

fish on demand. its the same ones , he just defrosts them every time he goes out

Couldn't be bothered doing another retort but that Brurry Irriot Malteso yes the Fish Whisperer Dave got me out of bed today brurry wanker.

Anyways fishing was a bit slow but should get better next few days when those bloody big tides go away.

Fish caught

Breams [ One good fish which measured 40 cm's]
Heaps undersize snappa only one legal which looks like the bait in pic with brimus maximus
Salmon's
Blurters
Tailer

I think that's it again didn't bother with camera took shot below when we got humus.

Great shot Jumpy but next time stand up we almost saw your landing gear.

Yeah way too much details.

nice fish, as for the landing gear i am not going there.

Wot a bunch of PERVERTS

Have ewe guys got a thingy about my Terminal Tackle ????

NOT ME!!! Anyway, looks like a camels toe.

So your tackle has terminated? I wonder what the 4shore boys think of that, no matter I guess. No need for terminal tackle when you use soft plastics.

You're right, it does!