Glenn S

Quite likely released out of someones fish tank!
 
Cheers, Glenn.

It wasn't a monster but still cool! Here's a picture, I photoshopped out the back ground so no one new where i caught it  A few years back we were fishing up at the pin and were positive we sore a barra 'boof' right next to the boat but didn't see it again .
 
 
Cheers, Glenn,

I cant think of anything to weird that i've snagged over the years but i did catch a gold coast barramundi in a cast net last year which was quite a surprise! Released so i can catch him another day!
 
Cheers Glenn.

I cant think of anything to weird that i've snagged over the years but i did catch a gold coast barramundi in a cast net last year which was quite a surprise! Released so i can catch him another day!
 
Cheers Glenn.

Similar to Glen a Barra in a cast net in the Pine river. Total ripped the net because it was caught on the snag the Barra lived in. Released to populate the Pine

The other strange catch was a water rat caught on a mudeye when fishing for trout.

It wasn't a monster but still cool! Here's a picture, I photoshopped out the back ground so no one new where i caught it  A few years back we were fishing up at the pin and were positive we sore a barra 'boof' right next to the boat but didn't see it again .
 
 
Cheers, Glenn,

I cant think of anything to weird that i've snagged over the years but i did catch a gold coast barramundi in a cast net last year which was quite a surprise! Released so i can catch him another day!
 
Cheers Glenn.

It wasn't a monster but still cool! Here's a picture, I photoshopped out the back ground so no one new where i caught it  A few years back we were fishing up at the pin and were positive we sore a barra 'boof' right next to the boat but didn't see it again .
 
 
Cheers, Glenn,

It wasn't a monster but still cool! Here's a picture, I photoshopped out the back ground so no one new where i caught it  A few years back we were fishing up at the pin and were positive we sore a barra 'boof' right next to the boat but didn't see it again .
 
 
Cheers, Glenn,

It wasn't a monster but still cool! Here's a picture, I photoshopped out the back ground so no one new where i caught it  A few years back we were fishing up at the pin and were positive we sore a barra 'boof' right next to the boat but didn't see it again .
 
 
Cheers, Glenn,

I cant think of anything to weird that i've snagged over the years but i did catch a gold coast barramundi in a cast net last year which was quite a surprise! Released so i can catch him another day!
 
Cheers Glenn.

I cant think of anything to weird that i've snagged over the years but i did catch a gold coast barramundi in a cast net last year which was quite a surprise! Released so i can catch him another day!
 
Cheers Glenn.

It wasn't a monster but still cool! Here's a picture, I photoshopped out the back ground so no one new where i caught it  A few years back we were fishing up at the pin and were positive we sore a barra 'boof' right next to the boat but didn't see it again .
 
 
Cheers, Glenn,

It wasn't a monster but still cool! Here's a picture, I photoshopped out the back ground so no one new where i caught it  A few years back we were fishing up at the pin and were positive we sore a barra 'boof' right next to the boat but didn't see it again .
 
 
Cheers, Glenn,

I cant think of anything to weird that i've snagged over the years but i did catch a gold coast barramundi in a cast net last year which was quite a surprise! Released so i can catch him another day!
 
Cheers Glenn.

Well I am back and may edit this post as there is SO much to cover...
The trip was amazing and so much more than I hoped it would be. Baia is simply phenomenal offering so many river and bluewater opportunities. The lodge itself was top notch and the fishing was out of this world. Way more surface action than the last trip as well which is always a highlight.
Sef, Henry and myself headed to the furthermost river for our first days foray to cast up some blacks... The blacks were there in good numbers and so were a lot of quality jacks...


On the way to the Torio there were also some good bluewater captures including mahi mahi and yellow fin...

The next day we hit the Pandi which turned out to be a river we frequented. This river is ALL about the surface with log jams and lay downs everywhere making throwing diving lures tough. Although there were plenty of blacks at the mouth, this river was home to tonnes of monster spot tails as well...

After spot tail mania we had a fairly so so day in the Langa Langa river. Awesome hits but conversions to big bass were a little slow. In saying that we did have some fun out the front among some birds hooking into countless trevs, queenies and mack tuna.

So for our last day we decided to once again concentrate on the Pandi River. More spot tails abounded but you have seen enough of those, I will out up however Henry's beast and the biggest for the trip. If things were recorded this could easily be a world record as Henry caught in on a 8/14lb Nordic Stage Cheater with a 2500 sized reel and 16lb braid. Just unheard of over there. The guide said not only was it one of the lightest rods he had ever had in the boat... It was the largest spot tail bass he had ever seen. It measured in at 36.5lb (not a guess actually weighed).

After the trip had officially ended Henry and I were lucky enough to stay on for two more nights as guests of Riccard the owner of Baia.
We headed up into the headwaters of the Kulu river on the first day and caught a collection of JP's and Spot Tails on bream sized gear (actually our new prototype Nordic Stage Loki rods). This was heaps of fun and ended in a blow up mattress ride back down the river selectively ignoring the warming signs...

Our last day was spent bluewater and snorkeling. Some good trevs and doggies were hooked with smaller ones coming in. I was grossly under gunned for doggies but it was fun to give it a crack! Snorkeling was just world class.

And that was that! Back to the real world!
After a few early inquiries it looks like I will be doing this again in 2016 so feel free to contact me if you are keen to get on board.
 
Cheers.
 
Angus