queensland Schulz 10/4

[Cowfish13]

I'll just do a short report (footy shows on:woohoo:)

Took my Cod/Snapper gear down to Schulz to target some Cod and Jack's so I was using a 3-6kg rod with 15lb braid with 16lb fluro leader. Nothing on the Jackall Chubby, nothing on various plastics (Squidgies and Gulps) and nothing on my Megabass X80:(

So I put on a Smith Camion to target some smaller fish. Got a couple of tiny Winter Whiting on it, but I think they were attacking it terratorially (is that even a word:huh:) because there was no way that the Camion was gonna fit in their mouths:lol:(they were only about 10 and 8cm long:lol:). Then got a good hit, hooked up and reeled in a nice 27cm Bream. Who says you need light leader to catch Bream on lures!!. He had a sore on his tail though. Probably was from a parasite, not another fish though. Looked like an infection from when the parasite fell off. A bit later, I hooked up again. This time it was a fat, healthy 28cm Breambo:).

It was a good day, despite being slow at first. I was there from about 12:30-3:45pm. The fish came in the last hour as the tide was dropping off. Note to self, don't bother at Schulz on the top of the tides:huh:

I'll chuck up some pictures tomorrow when I get a chance

Thanks for reading:)

[Dan23]

Feels weird to get bream on the heavy gear huh? Agreed on the high tide schultz call too. Low tide definitely seems the go.

[pinkey]

nice one mate. i might have to follow in you guys footsteps, the only full setup of mine thats not broken atm is my light baitcaster. Just need heavy bream lures

[Do$tylz]

sounds like a sweet trip Mackie. Much better than sitting in an office chair all day.

[Stinger]

We fish shultz cannal regularly and our best catches are definately on the outgoing tide.

[Cowfish13]

K. This was the first Whiting. That is a 32mm lure in its mouth:P

BTW: My first Whiting on a HB:lol:

[img size=500]http://www.australianfishing.com.au/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/Image002_AFO-dc3a508ced82ae852d97d486ee9945b1.jpg

[Cowfish13]

Second one. Even smaller:D

[img size=375]http://www.australianfishing.com.au/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/Image003_AFO.jpg

[Cowfish13]

K, better fish now:)

This is the 27cm Bream with the infection on its tail:dry:

[img size=500]http://www.australianfishing.com.au/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/Image005_AFO-8adf3a59f0b138c361d5a6e991ccd6bb.jpg

[Cowfish13]

Mug shot:)

Dan: This is that Toadie coloured lure I was telling you about a while ago:) The Bream love it at Schulz [img size=500]http://www.australianfishing.com.au/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/Image006_AFO-b24e99761d24c07bbd160b4264c5c05d.jpg

[Cowfish13]

And me, repping it up, with the 28cm one:P:lol:

[img size=500]http://www.australianfishing.com.au/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/Image007_AFO-ced4b89504afb8528bb6731788b68961.jpg

[pinkey]

haha those whiting are so cute, nice bream to.

[Dan23]

Whiting are crazy. At nudgee creek you catch heaps of them on hard bodies some around that size some just legal. Such aggressive fish they smash the lures like crazy.:cheer: I'd love to find a spot where there were good numbers of bigger ones.