It was a slow start I had a Ray nearly empty my 20lb braid spool on my surf Rod Doh! should have cut it loose as soon as I noticed no Head Shakes. SO Early on had to drop back to the 15lb Spool. Just before Dawn we managed to pull in a legal Pinkie on a half a pilly and soon after an octupus followed on my Snapper Rod baited with a squid head! Needless to say this was quickly thrown back in. The Storm then rolled in it rained for about 15 minutes then it carried itself on to dump inland emptying the pier. It was then a quite day until about midday and my Partner was able to reel in 2 whiting (37cm and 40cm) on fresh pipis in amongst the multitude of small flathead. As soon as the whiting and Flatties died off the bite...WHizzzz my snapper rod starts buckling It was low tide and the light was beginning to fade and another fisho on the pier next to me his rod starts buckling. In the next 30 minutes 3 snapper were on the pier all around the 1kg mark. As soon as it got dark the bites died off. We packed up and headed home pretty stoked with the catch in our eskie
Will post pics soon...so finally the drought at Morington has broken this season for us and the 40cm Whiting was a PB for the mrs so a great weekend had for all! :smokey:
