Hi all,
It has been a mixed couple of weeks on the weather front, lots of unseasonal northerly wind plus rain at times and even earthquakes? But we have seen some pleasant days’ in between as well as some warm sunshine, and have been doing a mixture of ½, ¾ and full day charters. Some reefs have been fishing reasonably well and others have been a little quite. The inner reef belt covering places like the gneerings, Murphy’s, Caloundra 9nm and 12nm reefs are producing some quality big fish but it’s only for a short period on dawn and dusk. Out wider on the banks and Caloundra wide we are getting big numbers of fish but the size is a little smaller which is a bit unusual but that should all change with the lead up to Saturdays’ full moon.
The pictures below show some cobia to 9kg caught on murphies
Murphy’s reef- snapper, cobia, sweetlip, hussar, pearl perch, moses perch and amberjack
Gneerings- tusk fish, squire, sweetlip and moses perch
Caloundra 9nm&12nm- snapper, sweetlip, cobia, tusk fish, pearl perch and moses perch
Caloundra wide- snapper, trag jew, tusk fish, pearl perch and moses perch
Barwon banks- snapper, pearl perch, tusk fish, amberjack, hussar, moses perch, hussar, fusilier, trevally and gold spot wrasse
These next photos show some snapper from the weekend
The coming week looks great weather wise and certain trips still have availability so if you would like to join us for a trip head to our contacts page and flick us an email or feel free to call. Until then HAPPY HUNTING!