Was on a flight last week and watched Jaws, reminded me I had been trying (mostly unsuccessfully) to catch one from the shore in PPB. Saw the forecast for a solid offshore breeze at one of the spots I had hooked up on so gave it a go.
Conditions were great but the fish didn't turn up. Waited for 3 hours to get a bite. The thing took off and just kept going. Was on it for 40 minutes until it came unstuck, it was only a ray though, not fast enough, or jerky for a shark. So still haven't caught one. Caught a couple of sized flatties on the small rod so not a total disaster.
Chasing big fish
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Paulanderson
- Rank: Australian Salmon
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Re: Chasing big fish
Put in the hours and that big fish will come for sure.
Re: Chasing big fish
Time and patience is a fisherman worse friend..
Keep it up and you will get one eventually
Keep it up and you will get one eventually
Re: Chasing big fish
smile0784 wrote:Time and patience is a fisherman worse friend..
Keep it up and you will get one eventually
I thought they were a fisherman's greast attributes, but just shows how wring I am.
Got couta..?
Re: Chasing big fish
Do you target tays specificly or aiming for anything big?
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dezza68
- Rank: King George Whiting
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- Location: Langwarrin South
Re: Chasing big fish
smile0784 wrote:Do you target tays specificly or aiming for anything big?
No im after a shark. Never caught a proper toothy from the shore.
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