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36 minutes ago, TheCharliefisho said:
Good work Chris.
I've been wanting to get onto my first bullie in the river since last summer. The closest I got was when I had hooked up for about 5 seconds and a big head shake/jump sawed right through 80lb leader. Maybe should've considered a wire trace, which i will this summer.
just go for the halco premade trace. some people will say that the snap clip will bend but its not happened to me. go for the 20inch if you can. 60-80lbs is plenty
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13 minutes ago, ellicat said:Nice start to the season. Better to try to make friends with them when they're young. haha
I wonder how many make it to adulthood and how many get eaten by their own kind etc.
Hope you get a chance to catch a few more this summer.
i have heard of people using sharks this size as bait for bigger models. dog eat dog world out there
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Howdy all, given its been a cooler start to October, i wasn't hopeful but we gave it a crack anyway to see if we could get some early season shark action and show the kids as well. we had a few runs with one hookup which ended in a 94cm model. was very skinny though, i would say that it isn't that old and hasn't had a chance to gorge itself on pine river mullet and other small fish. I hope to get back a few more times before Xmas now that i know they are around.
Get stuck into them folks! not many better easily catchable sports fish available all across SEQ that compare! these things run hard, sometimes jump out of the water and are just alot of fun.
4000 sized reel, 20lbs braid, 60lbs wire trace and 7/0 circle hook, freshwater eel bought form Tackle world lawnton
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Oh dear…don’t you love boats!
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On 13/10/2022 at 10:41 AM, benno573 said:
hey mate,
have done this trip myself on the yak. we were in one of the spots closest to the i guess south eastern / bridge end and they were fine. Just dirt sites but shady and the one we were in had a picnic table as well which was super handy given camp chairs on a kayak are difficult. Would recommend mozzie coils as a must and plenty of 40% deet. Try and arrive at higher tide for ease of unload as there is a bit of mud on a low tide.
take plenty of drinking water as none available. there is a cold shower which was ok, other than cold.
just out of curiosity, did you just park your car at the donnybrook boat ramp or close to it with no issues?
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what a trip! just out of curiosity, how much fuel did you go through?
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i used to always use Navionics app on my iphone in the boat. was fantastic and i had no issues all the way over to Moreton island.
alternatively, you could always get a pocket wifi. depending on who you are with at home, the provider can sometimes throw one your way which links to your home internet deal for free. otherwise you can buy prepaid pocket wifi to just use for this. i wouldn't imagine it would use alot of data if it was just for Navionics?
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bris river jacks are a very hard to catch fish, very rare. they do exist though
and yeah there is always a chance of threadies. solid flathead, keep it upjust out of curiosity, do you live north or south of the river lol always looking for new Suburbs of Origin Team North members!
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fantastic report and pics. cracking day out
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does sound sharky. its worth chuckink a 80lbs trace on just to increase your chances to see what it is
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hey mate, looks like a small GT to me. just fyi too, for land based youve done well. especially on plastics.
the flathead ive caught at boggy creek landbased have all been small too. that area is great for flathead. if you ever get the chance, a small kayak around that area produces flathead really well
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is it just me, or does no one fish breakfast creek anymore? around the mouth. that place used to be a good spot for all sorts of fish. jew,salmon, cod, snapper even
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Through all that waffle I did take away one good point. Very few new members these days. Need to do a member drive