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St.leonards whiting 8/7/19

Posted: Mon Jul 08, 2019 10:48 pm
by fishnut
With an offshore wind forecast and high tide at 7pm i couldn't resist another sess on on ting with the same tide as 2 weeks ago
Got to the ramp around 2pm and was greeted by an offshore wind around 12-15kn
Tried for squid as we needed some for bait but was hard going with the wind but managed 2 small ones
Anchored up around 3pm on my mark and had the first hit not long after and the frequency of the bites got insane to the point we could handle only 1 rod
We enred up with 34 up to 40cm with the bigger ones coming on closer to dark
We threw back at least 10-15 smallish ones even though legal
Back at ramp at 5.45pm only to find someone had damaged the light bracket on the trailer whilst reversing and just pissed off whithout leaving a note

Re: St.leonards whiting 8/7/19

Posted: Mon Jul 08, 2019 11:48 pm
by Nude up
Great report some idiot reversed into my trailer and busted a light at queenscliff about 4 months ago a growing trend.

Re: St.leonards whiting 8/7/19

Posted: Tue Jul 09, 2019 12:38 am
by Kenle
Great report, always fun when they keep you busy. Sorry to hear about the carelessness of other idiots, I too had some idiot reverse into the side of my car and left a false number on my wipers. Now I have a censored dash cam for front and rear view, they cost a couple hundred but can sting any culprit that hits and runs on you.

Re: St.leonards whiting 8/7/19

Posted: Tue Jul 09, 2019 2:15 am
by denis barden
Fishnut-Good to hear you gettin them.
Im having trouble getting Squid and Ting at St Leonards in my reliable spots.
Most of the time ive been fishin in the mornin,ill have to try later in the day
Well done

Re: St.leonards whiting 8/7/19

Posted: Tue Jul 09, 2019 9:01 am
by Robbie1950
Nice Report fishnut. Spoke to a friend a couple of days ago who struggled to find them at Lenny's, I was getting worried they may have made the move. Good to hear they are still firing!

Re: St.leonards whiting 8/7/19

Posted: Tue Jul 09, 2019 9:02 am
by Robbie1950
denis barden wrote:
Tue Jul 09, 2019 2:15 am
Fishnut-Good to hear you gettin them.
Im having trouble getting Squid and Ting at St Leonards in my reliable spots.
Most of the time ive ben fishin in the mornin,ill have to try later in the day
Well done
Best time to fish them is an hour after low tide, thats when I've found we've been getting the results and also in the evenings.

Re: St.leonards whiting 8/7/19

Posted: Tue Jul 09, 2019 9:38 am
by fishnut
In winter we only fish arvo for ting down there we got pestered by small pinkies for about 20mins

Re: St.leonards whiting 8/7/19

Posted: Tue Jul 09, 2019 10:53 am
by Lightningx
fishnut wrote:
Mon Jul 08, 2019 10:48 pm
With an offshore wind forecast and high tide at 7pm i couldn't resist another sess on on ting with the same tide as 2 weeks ago
Got to the ramp around 2pm and was greeted by an offshore wind around 12-15kn
Tried for squid as we needed some for bait but was hard going with the wind but managed 2 small ones
Anchored up around 3pm on my mark and had the first hit not long after and the frequency of the bites got insane to the point we could handle only 1 rod
We enred up with 34 up to 40cm with the bigger ones coming on closer to dark
We threw back at least 10-15 smallish ones even though legal
Back at ramp at 5.45pm only to find someone had damaged the light bracket on the trailer whilst reversing and just pissed off whithout leaving a note
That’s a great bag of kgw mate :)
Sorry to hear about the trailer...

Re: St.leonards whiting 8/7/19

Posted: Tue Jul 09, 2019 12:18 pm
by fishnut
Thx for the condolences about the trailer guys

Re: St.leonards whiting 8/7/19

Posted: Tue Jul 09, 2019 6:39 pm
by denis barden
Spent 4 hrs this mornin for 4 Ting
Followed Fishnuts advice went out for the 2nd time today in the Anoon and got another 16
Tx for info Fishnut