Brissie Bities

[Schultzy]

Working 7 nights a week at the moment but decided to make a quick dash after work on Sunday morning to the Brissie River to see where live bait could be caught for the classic (who needs sleep)?

Longtail Tony and I hunted around for about an hour before finding some bait sized bonies. Although it wasn't part of the plan we thought, \"What the heck\" and pinned a couple of baits onto 4/0 big reds and lobbed them out.

Landed 5 sharks in an hour then packed up and left them biting. Looks good for the classic but the tides will be different so the fish may move before then and we'll have to start all over again.

Here's the young gun with one of his fish for the morning.

[img size=483]http://www.australianfishing.com.au/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/IMG_6354_afo.jpg

[Schultzy]

One for the old man of the team. [img size=441]http://www.australianfishing.com.au/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/IMG_6347_afo.jpg

[pinkey]

5 sharks in an hour Gee they must of been on the bite thats for sure, they look over a metere to, was this the upper brissie around kooka? Nice one! also did you catch any prawns in your net as bycatch?

[Schultzy]

No prawns at all and we fished down river from the Goodna boat ramp.

Can't tell you exactly where until Sunday afternoon. My crewie might thump me.

[obone]

Wow you're sure doing something right! 5 in an hour!

Good sized ones too by the looks of them! Good work.

Joel

[pcsolutionman]

nice stuff shultzy, man lookout come the classic

Lee

[mackmauler]

top sharks for in there, but there not smiling for the camera lol

[Brian D]

Hey them sharks look new to the river, too light for extended stays.

Five ah, so the young fellow out fished you.

[MichaelJ]

there fat sharks to (i think)

how big was the biggest?

[werewolf]

You are such a show off:laugh: But they are absolute rippers well done!:woohoo:

Dare I ask what size bonies do you consider \"bait-sized\"?

cheers wwolfB)

[STU]

I can smell a new combo for the shultz family on sunday

[Schultzy]

Brian,

Yes he does so on a regular basis.

A very good teacher is responsible (that's my story anyway).

I'm surprised you haven't calculated the GPS marks for the spot from the colour of the fish, water clarity, angle of the sun, species of mangroves in the background, etc. Man you're slipping.

[Schultzy]

Whatnow,

The best couple were around the 1.2 to 1.3m mark.

They were in fairly good nick as always in the river. The bigger ones tend to bulk out nicely.

[Schultzy]

Stu & Lee,

I don't think you have to worry too much about us in the classic.

I'm working on Friday and Saturday nights so we'll only be fishing for a few hours after I knock off each morning.

We probably peaked a week too early too.