queensland Go'n to get me a JACK. 14/9/09

[magiva]

Still not working so I,m heading down to the NPR. I've read reports of JACKS between Deepwater bend and the pine bridge, and know a report from AFO member ...blairv...So if any one is keen I'll take the tinnie instead of the yak. Leaving in a couple of hours, send a PM or M: 0418187766..magiva....

[sehrguht]

Ill be down probs around 11 or 12 to launch, driving in a brooker 3.95 name sly dog.

taking a couple noobs who want to use bait... borinnng

[magiva]

See ya there, I'm taking the tinnie 3m name yabbie. I'll bring the cast net if they are going to use bait then it has to be live and kick'n i reckon. Me [big hat and afo shirt,beer in one hand rod in other.

[uglyfish]

Damn I'd come but I got an exam this arfo

[BassTracker]

sound like fun fellas, look forward to a report with a nice big jack! Dont be supprised if its the noob with a servo prawn

[Bluevien]

magiva, I saw yabbie heading out from the boat ramp just as I was heading in after a morning flicking plastics down near Dohles Rocks. Hope you have better luck than me... landed just the 1 undersized flattie and had 1 and a half packs of plastics have their tails bitten off by damn toadies.

I read the same report in the Sunday Mail, might give the Pine a go early tomorrow for my 1st Jack.

[fishing_hardcore]

I reckon I know a top jack spot, on the GC, only accessable by boat, I accessed it by wader once and was blown out by the snaggs and mangrove, Jack Country.

I have never caught a Jack But I can guarantee this spot is Jack territory.

cheers

[Leighton]

fishing_hardcore wrote:

I reckon I know a top jack spot, on the GC, only accessable by boat, I accessed it by wader once and was blown out by the snaggs and mangrove, Jack Country.

I have never caught a Jack But I can guarantee this spot is Jack territory.

cheers

sounds a good spot, a lot of the Jacks in SEQ are found around man made structure. Goldie Jacks are all about rock walls

[jigman72]

there are hundreds of awesome spots for the jacks guys. wont give away too much but have a look at coombabah ck and monaco st at bundall on the gold coast. a few years ago david green did a report on monaco st saying he thought there were more jacks under the bridge than any other bridge on the gold coast. This place cops a hammering during summer at night but still produces jacks on a very regular basis. on the right tides 4 jacks a session is about the norm. soft plastics and live bait all produce fish but this place is rock heaven on the bottom.