It looked windy the night before so when i got up i looked at; the surf cam of cronulla on coastwatch (digital TV), wind outside my place and decided it was on like donkey kong it was fantastic.
We headed out at 11am (gentleman's hours) from Grays point ramp, pumped ourself some nippers from the rapidly submerging sand flats.
The sea temp was 18.4Deg, wind was about a FREEZING 10 knots, with only small wind chop. The tide was flooding in pretty quickly.
We fished in jumpers, long pants, shoes socks as it was sooo cold, ive not fished like that for a while.
Pulled up and my recent favourate place and started fishing. With in seconds of our baits hitting the bottom we were on. Mate dropped 2 good fish and we pulled in a few smaller flatties, bream & I got a 27cm flounder (which i released), then it went very quiet. We had live healthy nippers crawling around on the bottom not being touched!
Getting a little bored I re-spooled a reel with 4.5 pound line and a 6pound leader and started flicking soft plastics. first cast, drift and giggle and wham! got myself a 47cm Sand flatty.
Pic below sorry forgot to get a whole pic.
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We bagged him for tea.
Recasting again wham!! another 40cm flatty all on soft plastics which i did find a bit finny as we had great looking fresh baits out and the good old soft plastics were winning.
i released him back into the Hacking to fight for another day.
after it got quiet again we moved to a few other places picked up a few more smaller flatties, bream and pinkies which we released due to being under size.
Around 1600 we called it quits (wind was getting colder) and in the end of the day we had fun we kept the only fish we needed and had a good day.
Andy