Daryl McPhee

Thanks that would be great

Hi mate,
I will follow up with the station as I have quite a few requests for it! 
Daryl 

Hi mate,
I will follow up with the station as I have quite a few requests for it! 
Daryl 

Sorry, I only just saw this post. Anywhere along the Wynnum foreshore should produce a few on the Spring tides at night as they push up into the shallow water to chase bait. 
 

Hi mate,
I will follow up with the station as I have quite a few requests for it! 
Daryl 

For those on the northside of Brisbane, join me Sunday morning with Tahlia Lovell on 99.7 Bridge FM between 9 and 12 where I will be Talkin’ Tailor – the biology and ecology of tailor and how to catch them in Moreton Bay and in the surf. I will have a few tips from my 30 years of fishing for them including how to consistently catch them in the Bay, what to look for in surf gutters and how surf gutters form. 
If you are elsewhere I think you can also listen to it through this link: http://997fm.com.au/TuneinPopup.html?

Hey, some of you know that we are working to restore lost shellfish reefs in Moreton Bay. 
We have lost around 95% of our shellfish reefs and this effects water quality, fish numbers and biodiversity. Every oyster can filter 180ltrs of water each day. Every hectare of restored shellfish reef will produce 2.5ton of fish.
The other thing they do is sequester micro plastics. Here are some reports about how they do that. 
https://marinedebris.noaa.gov/research/selective-ingestion-microplastics-oysters-exposure-assessment-predictive-tool-assessing
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.1021/acs.est.8b03467?src=recsys
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.1021/acs.est.5b04099
If you would like to get involved or find out more go to our website
https://www.ozfishmoretonbay.org/

Sorry, I only just saw this post. Anywhere along the Wynnum foreshore should produce a few on the Spring tides at night as they push up into the shallow water to chase bait. 
 

Thanks Drop Bear! 

Was interesting thanks for the heads up.  I learnt a few things from the first guy too. Thanks Daryl.
Good tip on the last hook on the treble. I will do that from now on. 

Hey Drop Bear, 
I think it is only on the northside of Brisneyland but you can hear it anywhere through that weblink. 
Daryl 

Brief but interesting.
Thanks Dr Daryl.

For those on the northside of Brisbane, join me Sunday morning with Tahlia Lovell on 99.7 Bridge FM between 9 and 12 where I will be Talkin’ Tailor – the biology and ecology of tailor and how to catch them in Moreton Bay and in the surf. I will have a few tips from my 30 years of fishing for them including how to consistently catch them in the Bay, what to look for in surf gutters and how surf gutters form. 
If you are elsewhere I think you can also listen to it through this link: http://997fm.com.au/TuneinPopup.html?

For those on the northside of Brisbane, join me Sunday morning with Tahlia Lovell on 99.7 Bridge FM between 9 and 12 where I will be Talkin’ Tailor – the biology and ecology of tailor and how to catch them in Moreton Bay and in the surf. I will have a few tips from my 30 years of fishing for them including how to consistently catch them in the Bay, what to look for in surf gutters and how surf gutters form. 
If you are elsewhere I think you can also listen to it through this link: http://997fm.com.au/TuneinPopup.html?

For those on the northside of Brisbane, join me Sunday morning with Tahlia Lovell on 99.7 Bridge FM between 9 and 12 where I will be Talkin’ Tailor – the biology and ecology of tailor and how to catch them in Moreton Bay and in the surf. I will have a few tips from my 30 years of fishing for them including how to consistently catch them in the Bay, what to look for in surf gutters and how surf gutters form. 
If you are elsewhere I think you can also listen to it through this link: http://997fm.com.au/TuneinPopup.html?

For those on the northside of Brisbane, join me Sunday morning with Tahlia Lovell on 99.7 Bridge FM between 9 and 12 where I will be Talkin’ Tailor – the biology and ecology of tailor and how to catch them in Moreton Bay and in the surf. I will have a few tips from my 30 years of fishing for them including how to consistently catch them in the Bay, what to look for in surf gutters and how surf gutters form. 
If you are elsewhere I think you can also listen to it through this link: http://997fm.com.au/TuneinPopup.html?

Well Sunday was perfect weather it didn't get above 5 knots all day so we checked out a few different spots off stradie. I had a mate with his boat wanting to get a few fishing marks for his gps so he followed me for the day.
We got over south passage bar at 1st light and stopped at our fishing hole and started a few drifts bagging a couple of snapper biggest going 65cm early and lost a couple of brutes before it shut down just on sunrise. We moved out deeper with the next spot only giving up a couple of Moses perch.
The whales were thick typical now for this time of year we had them breaching all around us and even saw a large group of male humpbacks chasing a female at speed but they chased her in circles and never got to far away so we saw the whole whale sex thing bit brutal as they rammed each other often.
 Soon another move was on the cards so we had a look out wider again at the waverider bouy and found a few dolphin fish. They were only small so all returned to swim off with their bright colours still vivid.
We moved again back inshore and anchored up hoping for a Spanish mackerel to hit a bait. We.managed a few more Moses perch but no luck on the Spanish.
We did catch plenty of dart and queenfish here which kept us entertained with their power and jumps like mini game fish. There were also a few more snapper to be found along with a lot of big silver trevally that pull like trains.

Before we headed home we decided to do some more drifts in a new area I haven't fished before with some great results. We caught good tuskies to 45cm and snapper to 55cm and lost a couple more monsters.
My son hooked a big spangled emperor which gave him plenty of stick head shaking and peeling line like he had a light drag setting but I know how heavy he fishes it soon was netted and released at 70cm they are poor quality that size.

We then caught a 40cm pearl perch and we were baffled as we were fishing in 25m of water. Finally the time came to head home in near perfect conditions topping off an awesome day.

 

That's a nice nanny for down here Brad.

went for a look around off straddie today to see if we could find some new ground was me terry my brother and his mate, we headed over the bar just before the sun came up and our first stop was the livie grounds we found it hard to get livies but after an hour or so had some in the well,and the search was on we went past boat rock and found a little lump where we got some nice parrot my brother then got a a nice pearlie and a few snapper and a nice large mouth ,was good day but had to leave around midday as i had other things on might head out sunday,

99.7 Bridge FM on Sunday between 9 and 12. I will continue with some history of Moreton Bay this Sunday and a bit of a fishing report and do tailor the week after at this stage. 

I don't think they do podcasts unfortunately..... 

99.7 Bridge FM on Sunday between 9 and 12. I will continue with some history of Moreton Bay this Sunday and a bit of a fishing report and do tailor the week after at this stage. 

99.7 Bridge FM on Sunday between 9 and 12. I will continue with some history of Moreton Bay this Sunday and a bit of a fishing report and do tailor the week after at this stage. 

Hey Drop Bear. I will do a radio segment on tailor either this week or next week. 

Hey Drop Bear. I will do a radio segment on tailor either this week or next week.