We got the at 7am, not much fishos at the time and was really low out there. We managed to find a decent hole near the first cove on the left as you walk from the stairs, so we plonked our stuff there.
We brought our surf rods with baits (pillies, pippies, squid) and as brought along my spinning rod [THUMBS UP SIGN]
Setup some poppers on our rigs we bought from BCF.
A couple came next to us using burley and had the bait rods in. I throw my in. Bang! double hook up. Not very big, 29 and 30 cm.
Bro in law throws it in line gets all tangled in the spool [ANGRY FACE] (its a new rod).
After changing the rods cause basically the new rod was stuffed. We both finally cast out. Bang another for me 32cm. 3 - 0 now [FLEXED BICEPS]
Try out the spinning rod with a few lures for about an 1hr. Nothing.
He catches one so it 3 - 1. All have been caught on pillies. Time to change rods again so I go back to surf rod. As for the next few hours fighting the tidal change in the in coming tide. Rigs going left to right, right to left. We are both fuming.
For about 30mins the currents stop. Bang he's on. A lazy 1kg salmon that didnt give a fight at all. He thought it was weeds at first.
All looking good, I try spinning again. Nothing for the 1hr. Back on the baits agian, while we at it waves were horrendous and our stuff almost got swept away. [FACE WITH LOOK OF TRIUMPH]
He catches another 500g just after high tide. Would of been 3pm.
So we are a draw now 3 - 3. Try the spinning again for the next 1hr. Felt some tug the line.
A little tadpole that hooked on its back. Lol. Felt sorry for it, had two hooks on its back. Managed to remove them without causing too much damage and let it go.
Call it the day with 6. Not bad considering that there were hardly anyone catching any. A few people caught little ones.
Heard someone caught 3 sambos near the rocks on the left. Nice one whoever that was.
