Daryl McPhee

We hit up Shorncliffe Pier yesterday. The weather was fantastic. We chased yellowfin whiting and bream and while we did not get a heap of fish, we left with a feed. 
Cribb Island worms and yabbies were the baits we used with yabbies being more effective. There were plenty of other legal bream there but we only kept the three. The flood tide up in the shallows did the trick. 

They sure do mate. 
 
I was lucky to get him. The hook barely had hold of any flesh. 
 

Perfect. Thanks mate.

@Do$tylz  I have been getting them around the Monaco St stretch so they are there but their are plenty of bream mixed in with them. 
Those little sand waves through the river are where they hang out. 
 

@Do$tylz  I have been getting them around the Monaco St stretch so they are there but their are plenty of bream mixed in with them. 
Those little sand waves through the river are where they hang out. 
 

@Do$tylz  I have been getting them around the Monaco St stretch so they are there but their are plenty of bream mixed in with them. 
Those little sand waves through the river are where they hang out. 
 

@Do$tylz  I have been getting them around the Monaco St stretch so they are there but their are plenty of bream mixed in with them. 
Those little sand waves through the river are where they hang out. 
 

Awesome Daryl. Ive been recently getting back into fishing and spending a bunch of time on the Nerang. I had a crack at the whiting for a 4 hour session around the Monaco St section on yabbies but only caught pesky bream.
Im thinking this section is a bit quiet for them and i need to head down river more and sound out bits of the river that show the short rises and falls. Am i on the right track?

The new moon in August has traditionally been a good month for sand whiting as they start their six month spawning period. It was a good week this week landbased in the Southport Broadwater and the Nerang River. There have been plenty of fish over the 30 cm mark, but alas none over the 40 cm mark yet. Cribb Island worms, surf worms and yabbies have all produced fish at the half dozen spots I have road tested before things get a bit more serious. 

@kmcrosby78 I generally fish different locations than Wayne. 
@ellicat surf worms do surprisingly well, but sometimes yabbies are the best bait and of course the easiest to get. 
@Breaming with bro I have spots that can produce on most stages of the tide but the run-out tide is consistently the most productive. 

@Drop Bear you might have to rethink the trevally entry as it is a ponyfish and not a trevally. It is a good ponyfish though. 
 

Here's a whiting for the southside. 

@Drop Bear you might have to rethink the trevally entry as it is a ponyfish and not a trevally. It is a good ponyfish though. 
 

@Drop Bear you might have to rethink the trevally entry as it is a ponyfish and not a trevally. It is a good ponyfish though. 
 

Here's a whiting for the southside. 

Here's a whiting for the southside. 

Here's a whiting for the southside. 

Tailor 45cm allowing for the ~1cm gap between nose and start of measure. We all happy with that? 

Here's a whiting for the southside. 

Here's a whiting for the southside. 

Big whiting @Daryl McPhee nice work 

Here's a whiting for the southside. 

Here's a whiting for the southside. 

Here's a whiting for the southside. 

Here's a whiting for the southside.