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Wow...I think I ll head down there tonight and give it a go. You guys think this is an one off situation or something is really changing in the bay?[/quote]

It would be nice to think that the restrictions placed on commercial fisherman, more ethical recreational fisherman and the efforts to restore natural structures in the bay is starting to pay off. I love hearing stories from old guys that used to fish the bay in the 50s and 60s....everything seemed to be in plague proportions back then.

Surely that wasn't caught around the time that video was uploaded.

lmao at the question at the end "is it a bream?'

Would never believe it until I just saw it

aussiefisho2 wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M15ixJm362Q
not my video

Dam that's awesome! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

4liters wrote:Surely that wasn't caught around the time that video was uploaded.

lmao at the question at the end "is it a bream?'

It's just a yellow tail bream :super:

nice catch. would of been even better if the fisheries were there to see if they all had valid fishing licences!!!

4liters wrote:Surely that wasn't caught around the time that video was uploaded.

lmao at the question at the end "is it a bream?'

That was a classic :rofl:

I'd say it was probably caught in March or so. Though I'm sure there would be some resident fish around (good luck enticing them in cold water).

Decent catch in there none-the-less. (No way I'd be eating it, looks like its been too close to the yarra for a while, lost all its colour!)

jasew3 wrote:nice catch. would of been even better if the fisheries were there to see if they all had valid fishing licences!!!

I'd think that one king between 6 guys would be well within the limits.

said that they released the fish after pics..

purple5ive wrote:said that they released the fish after pics..

What's the go with that reel when the fish takes line...is that a daiwa?? :rofl: