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Simo68 last won the day on May 17 2021
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About Simo68
- Birthday 11/20/1968
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Location
Carindale
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State
Queensland
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Country
Australia
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Post Code
4152
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Occupation
government slave
Contact Information
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Mobile Phone #
0404831797
Fishing
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Favourite Bait
Livies !!!
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Favourite Lure
flying bear..... the white one with red head
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Lure Types Used
Hardbody Lures
Softplastic Lures
Other Lures
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Fish You Target
Australian Salmon
Bream
Cobia
Flathead
Jewfish
Kingfish
Mackerel
Mangrove Jack
Shark
Snapper
Tailor
Tuna
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Fishing Types
Estuary and Coastal Fishing
Offshore and Reef Fishing
Boating
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Boat Name
Pilfer
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Boat Type
Motor Boat with Trailer
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Boat Owner
Yes
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brilliant catch and local well done
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grinders? think you all know what that spelling was meant to be LOL
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cool will try it, if only we had an eating option for grinders and giant toadies
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i was worried the tandoori might over power the snapper but it enhanced the flavor!!!
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Simo68 reacted to a post in a topic: mack-donalds
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very good in a fish pie!! tastes SMOKEY
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yes mate mostly on right hand side rous 3m deep, about half way up
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back a bit inside the front of that sandbar where it gets 10m deep if that doesn’t make sense PM me
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went to mouth of the Rous last Sat, bloody carpet sharks taking my prime bait on offer before the sun came up, then the snapper hit for a short while, fresh squid did the business and i had more bites by floating down the bait than plummeting to the bottom on a paternoster rig. snap-sushimi was nice for breaky, and i kept another to bake tandoori-style. I then got a line bitten off so changed up to wire, pulling in a couple nice schoolies and lost an even bigger one. Then 9 boats turned up so it was off for an early mark and to fire up the smoker.
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yeah mate too true my lunch shares with blood, guts and a fair bit of ink need to address that happy to to go out mate when you have a spare morning no worries
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don’t forget the snapper ban mate!!! 15 july to 15 aug i think, better make those first two months count!
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2 years of trying for snapper, now catching them on each of the last 5 trips (hope it lasts), mates just see a photo and ask to come out... not realising the time we put into the search
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always room for improvement Marty, keep us informed of any dusk escapades mate
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bring on the big ones i say, will report back on a dusk trip as soon as i can get out again
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targeting squid for the pan and also bait, bought a cryovac machine to keep them, brilliant contraption as they stay fresh as i have a good recipe for squid if needed no macs about as far as i could tell
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i’m finding snapper in the bay quite predictable for the sunrise feed, not sure if people find they also go off the bite by 7am or it’s just me i bagged out in 15 minutes (but threw one back)on saturday and then nothing for 2 hours (which was fine as i had more time to bask in the glory) squid was the bait, and burley of course rous channel secret spot the location there were boats everywhere when i came up for air so it was off to hunt some which were not playing that nice and it took me 2 hours to get about 10 may try a sunset to see if that’s just as successful next time and go slightly lighter gear to tempt a big knobby!!!! what r people’s preferred times for this species?