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tiotony got a reaction from Drop Bear in When you think its a shovelnose, then get a surprise
Shame it was belly up though; don't really want or need to keep anything that big.
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tiotony got a reaction from Junky in When you think its a shovelnose, then get a surprise
Sunday morning incoming tide on the beach; castnet scored half a dozen big prawns and three legal whiting - all but one whiting were blacktip and hammerhead food in quick time.
Last whiting got snaffled and got a glimpse of what looked like a largish shovelnose; so was not being particularly conscientious fighting it. Finally got it close enough to see - turns out was an estimated 120-130 salmon (lost my tape measure so just a guess).
Was lip hooked and I don't need something that big, but just stayed belly up trying to swim it - which we seem to get most of the time for the bigger kings on the beach, so home it came. I think they fight themselves to death because at the end of the fight they're basically dead when they hit the beach, whereas the smaller ones just swim off immediately. Big barra just swim off immediately too.
Two other guys fishing; both got a king salmon over a metre straight after so there must be a few around.
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tiotony got a reaction from jon in When you think its a shovelnose, then get a surprise
Sunday morning incoming tide on the beach; castnet scored half a dozen big prawns and three legal whiting - all but one whiting were blacktip and hammerhead food in quick time.
Last whiting got snaffled and got a glimpse of what looked like a largish shovelnose; so was not being particularly conscientious fighting it. Finally got it close enough to see - turns out was an estimated 120-130 salmon (lost my tape measure so just a guess).
Was lip hooked and I don't need something that big, but just stayed belly up trying to swim it - which we seem to get most of the time for the bigger kings on the beach, so home it came. I think they fight themselves to death because at the end of the fight they're basically dead when they hit the beach, whereas the smaller ones just swim off immediately. Big barra just swim off immediately too.
Two other guys fishing; both got a king salmon over a metre straight after so there must be a few around.
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tiotony got a reaction from rayke1938 in When you think its a shovelnose, then get a surprise
Sunday morning incoming tide on the beach; castnet scored half a dozen big prawns and three legal whiting - all but one whiting were blacktip and hammerhead food in quick time.
Last whiting got snaffled and got a glimpse of what looked like a largish shovelnose; so was not being particularly conscientious fighting it. Finally got it close enough to see - turns out was an estimated 120-130 salmon (lost my tape measure so just a guess).
Was lip hooked and I don't need something that big, but just stayed belly up trying to swim it - which we seem to get most of the time for the bigger kings on the beach, so home it came. I think they fight themselves to death because at the end of the fight they're basically dead when they hit the beach, whereas the smaller ones just swim off immediately. Big barra just swim off immediately too.
Two other guys fishing; both got a king salmon over a metre straight after so there must be a few around.
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tiotony got a reaction from Kat in When you think its a shovelnose, then get a surprise
Sunday morning incoming tide on the beach; castnet scored half a dozen big prawns and three legal whiting - all but one whiting were blacktip and hammerhead food in quick time.
Last whiting got snaffled and got a glimpse of what looked like a largish shovelnose; so was not being particularly conscientious fighting it. Finally got it close enough to see - turns out was an estimated 120-130 salmon (lost my tape measure so just a guess).
Was lip hooked and I don't need something that big, but just stayed belly up trying to swim it - which we seem to get most of the time for the bigger kings on the beach, so home it came. I think they fight themselves to death because at the end of the fight they're basically dead when they hit the beach, whereas the smaller ones just swim off immediately. Big barra just swim off immediately too.
Two other guys fishing; both got a king salmon over a metre straight after so there must be a few around.
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tiotony got a reaction from kmcrosby78 in When you think its a shovelnose, then get a surprise
Shame it was belly up though; don't really want or need to keep anything that big.
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tiotony got a reaction from Drop Bear in When you think its a shovelnose, then get a surprise
Sunday morning incoming tide on the beach; castnet scored half a dozen big prawns and three legal whiting - all but one whiting were blacktip and hammerhead food in quick time.
Last whiting got snaffled and got a glimpse of what looked like a largish shovelnose; so was not being particularly conscientious fighting it. Finally got it close enough to see - turns out was an estimated 120-130 salmon (lost my tape measure so just a guess).
Was lip hooked and I don't need something that big, but just stayed belly up trying to swim it - which we seem to get most of the time for the bigger kings on the beach, so home it came. I think they fight themselves to death because at the end of the fight they're basically dead when they hit the beach, whereas the smaller ones just swim off immediately. Big barra just swim off immediately too.
Two other guys fishing; both got a king salmon over a metre straight after so there must be a few around.
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tiotony got a reaction from Angry51 in When you think its a shovelnose, then get a surprise
Sunday morning incoming tide on the beach; castnet scored half a dozen big prawns and three legal whiting - all but one whiting were blacktip and hammerhead food in quick time.
Last whiting got snaffled and got a glimpse of what looked like a largish shovelnose; so was not being particularly conscientious fighting it. Finally got it close enough to see - turns out was an estimated 120-130 salmon (lost my tape measure so just a guess).
Was lip hooked and I don't need something that big, but just stayed belly up trying to swim it - which we seem to get most of the time for the bigger kings on the beach, so home it came. I think they fight themselves to death because at the end of the fight they're basically dead when they hit the beach, whereas the smaller ones just swim off immediately. Big barra just swim off immediately too.
Two other guys fishing; both got a king salmon over a metre straight after so there must be a few around.
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tiotony got a reaction from ellicat in When you think its a shovelnose, then get a surprise
Shame it was belly up though; don't really want or need to keep anything that big.
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tiotony got a reaction from AUS-BNE-FISHO in When you think its a shovelnose, then get a surprise
Shame it was belly up though; don't really want or need to keep anything that big.
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tiotony got a reaction from Rick Ludd in When you think its a shovelnose, then get a surprise
Sunday morning incoming tide on the beach; castnet scored half a dozen big prawns and three legal whiting - all but one whiting were blacktip and hammerhead food in quick time.
Last whiting got snaffled and got a glimpse of what looked like a largish shovelnose; so was not being particularly conscientious fighting it. Finally got it close enough to see - turns out was an estimated 120-130 salmon (lost my tape measure so just a guess).
Was lip hooked and I don't need something that big, but just stayed belly up trying to swim it - which we seem to get most of the time for the bigger kings on the beach, so home it came. I think they fight themselves to death because at the end of the fight they're basically dead when they hit the beach, whereas the smaller ones just swim off immediately. Big barra just swim off immediately too.
Two other guys fishing; both got a king salmon over a metre straight after so there must be a few around.
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tiotony got a reaction from Mission in When you think its a shovelnose, then get a surprise
Sunday morning incoming tide on the beach; castnet scored half a dozen big prawns and three legal whiting - all but one whiting were blacktip and hammerhead food in quick time.
Last whiting got snaffled and got a glimpse of what looked like a largish shovelnose; so was not being particularly conscientious fighting it. Finally got it close enough to see - turns out was an estimated 120-130 salmon (lost my tape measure so just a guess).
Was lip hooked and I don't need something that big, but just stayed belly up trying to swim it - which we seem to get most of the time for the bigger kings on the beach, so home it came. I think they fight themselves to death because at the end of the fight they're basically dead when they hit the beach, whereas the smaller ones just swim off immediately. Big barra just swim off immediately too.
Two other guys fishing; both got a king salmon over a metre straight after so there must be a few around.
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tiotony got a reaction from Wael in Wall to wall salmon
King salmon injury from this morning. Cast out 15-20cm anchovy thing on a 6/0 and leave 2m of slack with reel in gear and your finger on the line to feel the take. Nek minnit metre plus king salmon jumps in front of you and peels line off at 100mph.....across your finger.
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tiotony got a reaction from Junky in Mackerel on the beach
I think its big GT's spooling me Hamish; saw one the size of a car door there the other day
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tiotony got a reaction from Junky in Mackerel on the beach
Just 2 queenies this morning; there was big mackerel cruising the beach making blue salmon shower so nothing biting. Was literally seeing 20kg mackerel in 50cm of water 3m from the shore
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tiotony got a reaction from Kat in Mackerel on the beach
Just 2 queenies this morning; there was big mackerel cruising the beach making blue salmon shower so nothing biting. Was literally seeing 20kg mackerel in 50cm of water 3m from the shore
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tiotony got a reaction from Sunny boy in Mackerel on the beach
Holloways. Mind you people catch mackerel landbased at Palm cove jetty every day - seeing them at Holloways is not common.
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tiotony got a reaction from AUS-BNE-FISHO in Mackerel on the beach
Holloways. Mind you people catch mackerel landbased at Palm cove jetty every day - seeing them at Holloways is not common.
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tiotony got a reaction from AUS-BNE-FISHO in Mackerel on the beach
I think its big GT's spooling me Hamish; saw one the size of a car door there the other day
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tiotony got a reaction from Jono4500 in Mackerel on the beach
Just 2 queenies this morning; there was big mackerel cruising the beach making blue salmon shower so nothing biting. Was literally seeing 20kg mackerel in 50cm of water 3m from the shore
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tiotony got a reaction from Gad in Mackerel on the beach
Just 2 queenies this morning; there was big mackerel cruising the beach making blue salmon shower so nothing biting. Was literally seeing 20kg mackerel in 50cm of water 3m from the shore
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tiotony got a reaction from Old Scaley in Mackerel on the beach
Just 2 queenies this morning; there was big mackerel cruising the beach making blue salmon shower so nothing biting. Was literally seeing 20kg mackerel in 50cm of water 3m from the shore
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tiotony got a reaction from AUS-BNE-FISHO in Mackerel on the beach
Just 2 queenies this morning; there was big mackerel cruising the beach making blue salmon shower so nothing biting. Was literally seeing 20kg mackerel in 50cm of water 3m from the shore
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tiotony got a reaction from kmcrosby78 in Mackerel on the beach
Just 2 queenies this morning; there was big mackerel cruising the beach making blue salmon shower so nothing biting. Was literally seeing 20kg mackerel in 50cm of water 3m from the shore
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tiotony got a reaction from Angry51 in Mackerel on the beach
Just 2 queenies this morning; there was big mackerel cruising the beach making blue salmon shower so nothing biting. Was literally seeing 20kg mackerel in 50cm of water 3m from the shore