queensland Mooloolaba Worms

[Flanker978]

Hi all, 

just wondering if anyone knows some good spots for worming around Mooloolaba.

Wanting to teach the kids. 

 

Thanks

[Drop Bear]

On 27/01/2019 at 2:54 PM, Flanker978 said:

Hi all, 

just wondering if anyone knows some good spots for worming around Mooloolaba.

Wanting to teach the kids. 

 

Thanks

Hey Flanker,

Do you mean beach worming or digging out mud worms? 

All the surf beaches will have them.

I am no help with mud worms. I only know how to get them on the weed beds near Wynnum sorry. 

[Flanker978]

Beach worming mate. 

 

[benno573]

any of the beaches can hold them.  for better numbers, try perigian or mudjimba.  There are some on kawana / warana beaches but the numbers aren't as good.  you also can get pippies on kawana/warana and perigian beaches.

[Drop Bear]

10 hours ago, Flanker978 said:

Beach worming mate. 

 

Yep like Benno said all the beaches will have them. Just go to the most convenient one and have a go. 

Um... perhaps don't drag around a dead 1m rotten shark frame between the flags... you might get some looks 

 

[Flanker978]

Thanks guys. 

Unfortunatly I can’t catch anything 1m long!!!!!

[Drop Bear]

On 30/01/2019 at 3:31 PM, Flanker978 said:

Thanks guys. 

Unfortunatly I can’t catch anything 1m long!!!!!

Mate freshwater eel, big hooks and heavy trace and chuck it in any salt water. You will get a shark for sure. 

[Gad]

On 30/01/2019 at 3:31 PM, Flanker978 said:

Thanks guys. 

Unfortunatly I can’t catch anything 1m long!!!!!

Flanker978, I`ve always found if you fish at boat ramps that are popular with water-skiers, that if you fish within 50 metres on the up river side of it, legal size (up to 1.5m) bullies are a regular catch. Flake may not be your cup of tea but take my word for it, practising C&R with sharks with skiers around is great if you have a perverse sense of humour, which  I do  oh by the way, you get to hear words that no one has read in a bible 

[swmcl]

Gad,

I don't know whether you are being serious or not I'm afraid.  But you are bloody funny.

I think if I'm not going to catch fish I should make it a mission to meet some of you guys eh !   Sure makes a change from other sorts in our general community we have to put up with on a day-to-day basis.

There are a number of interesting / good people on this forum.

[Gad]

6 hours ago, swmcl said:

Gad,I don't know whether you are being serious or not I'm afraid..... 

Yes swmcl,  in the past I have and will in future  C&R sharks caught around boat ramps and the skiing fraternity. In saying that I don`t mind the once in a while feed of flake and keep one every now and then. Bleed, headed, gutted and onto ice/ or into ice slurry, then immediately filleted (when back home) into meal portions and into freezer for a minimum of two weeks seems to get the best tasting in them when cooked.

[Drop Bear]

On 15/02/2019 at 3:13 PM, Gad said:

Flanker978, I`ve always found if you fish at boat ramps that are popular with water-skiers, that if you fish within 50 metres on the up river side of it, legal size (up to 1.5m) bullies are a regular catch. Flake may not be your cup of tea but take my word for it, practising C&R with sharks with skiers around is great if you have a perverse sense of humour, which  I do  oh by the way, you get to hear words that no one has read in a bible 

Best post in ages. hahaha 

[Drop Bear]

On 16/02/2019 at 2:05 PM, Gad said:

Yes swmcl,  in the past I have and will in future  C&R sharks caught around boat ramps and the skiing fraternity. In saying that I don`t mind the once in a while feed of flake and keep one every now and then. Bleed, headed, gutted and onto ice/ or into ice slurry, then immediately filleted (when back home) into meal portions and into freezer for a minimum of two weeks seems to get the best tasting in them when cooked.

Pro tip on the freezing too. I will do that from now on. I have heard that from quite a few people now.