benno573

that's awesome. one he will remember for a long time i'm sure.

Far out, they are shockers @ellicat. Nothing like a bit of south side sabotage…

66.5cm grunter team north

glad you enjoy them mate! sorry for any pictures that may have contained an @ellicat shaped object, i'll do my best to limit those in the name of human squeamishness. @mangajack - a lot of the areas where you used to get kingies and the like off the stones were painted green some time ago. there are still some areas that hold occasional kingies but very hit and miss. jew depends a lot on the "gutters" around the rocks, often it is too shallow for them to hold in close but usually after a decent swell (i.e now) there will be some deeper holes you can safely fish.

Sorry to hear that mate. Hope all goes well and a speedy recovery to boot.

All year round to be honest - they aren’t that fussy. People reckon end of winter into spring for a big ones but I don’t try to target them specifically so couldn’t comment.

Hey mate, I have posted heaps of reports from moreton in the past 10+ years and advice on what to how to where to. Have a squizz through some of my previous reports / posts on the topic and you’ll get some pretty good ideas - I’m far too lazy to type it all out again.

just think how hungry the fish will be by the time the wind drops... awesome sesh too @Old Scaley - 4 bucks is good going. was it one of the spots i showed you in a past life or somewhere different?

and some of them are huge. and they like to nibble toes and fingers. awesome bit of fun there ted.

nice looking boat there @GregOug - is this one as fast as the last one? check your pm's mate

You're still welcome...

hey @mzaakir - might want to have a read here: I would be giving the river a miss for a little while

Bit of a concern for the river fishos... as in a big bit of a concern... https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-01-31/dead-fish-mud-crabs-wash-up-along-brisbane-river-after-rain/103408290

interesting stuff, thanks for the updates @Hweebe

sounds like fun mate and a good learning experience - as long as you can keep fishing in the meantime of course...