queensland noosa sunshine reef

[Carter]

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Hi All, went out to Sunshine reef yesterday and ended up with 3 nice snapper, a large Flathead, mac tuna and cobia. The snapper and flathead were caught on plastics (4inch flick baits and 7 inch gulps on 3/4 oz jig head in 30 mtrs of water. The cobia and Mac tuna were caught on live Yakkas. I also lost a huge cobia that swallowed a legal squire at the boat, I estimate it was about 30kg. It took off and peeled about 60mtrs of 14lb line before dropping the fish. WHAT A BUZZ!

photos are not too good as I was solo and in a hot bite for about an hour. On the water at 6am and home by 9:30 am.

[Carter]

snapper as well

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[RyanG45]

some nice fish there mate for a short session well done

cheers ryan

[rosstralia46]

That's awesome mate some solid fish there mate take some big gear and some snaps and go after that cobia

[Angus]

Nice fish mate!

Great having you on board and looking foreward to more reports.

[sweresy]

Awesome, Noosa FTW !!!!

[madmullet]

very nice sesh their mate.

[eg_vtec]

wow great trip! good job

[ryanyoung]

Great session mate, short and sharp, gotta love those days!

Cheers,

Ryan.

[BassTracker]

Nice work, that reef is my home fishing ground and it can really turn it on!! Well done, shame about the big cobe but hey thats a blast having it take a big squire, use legal tailor for bait!

[Guest]

Welcome to AFO mate, sounded like a great sesh, well done

Enjoyed the report & pictures

Cheers

Darren

[keen_as]

Top quick session mate, well done.

[Hfisho77]

awesome quick sesh there mate, gee you have some awesome days on the water

[Carter]

Thanks Guys, I'm still buzzing

[daveylad]

Hi carter

I'm just up the road from you at Stratford Park,Pomona. Weve hit the sunshine reef a few time Dhess and I and havent come up with much to write about have to twist you arm on a trip out there one day.

[Carter]

Daveylad, best sessions this time of year at Sunshine Reef are early morning, on the tide change around bait schools! hit the southern side of the reef directly out from Sunrise and sound around the edges untill you find some decent bait schools. Stay away from the northern end as it is flogged!

[dhess]

That could explain, we have only really tried the northern side.

Have had a decent mackerel session and a good one on grassies and squire though.

[RUSSIAN]

Good work mate, solid flatty too! :woohoo: