Docklands

[sloth]

Had a good session at the docks last night on blades with a couple of mates. I ended up with 8 bream for the night and dropped around a dozen. Most were dropped just after hookup so I switched from using a blade with stingers to one with trebles. Still dropped some though and one pulled the hooks right at my feet - that hurt

All were mid 20 to high 30s. No standout fish so not many pictures. All were released for someone else to catch.

Managed to pick up a bream on my last cast of the night too which was perfect end to a great night breamin and having a chinwag with a couple of mates.

[JoshW]

Smashed it mate! What were you doing differently or was it just a good night?

[sloth]

No major changes to what I normally do. Think I was just lucky enough to pick a pontoon where they were schooling up for the night.

[Snapper Snatcher]

Sounds like an awesome session sloth, well deserved.

[sloth]

Another first for me at the docks ....

[purple5ive]

good stuff mate.
love it when you get a willing to participate school lol..
red mullet are awesome and aggressive takers, they love sp's too..
cheers

[sloth]

Cheers Steve. Was an unexpectedly pretty fish to pull out of the docks. What I'd expect in QLD not a winters docklands

[sloth]

Cool colours

[purple5ive]

Yep they certainly are very pretty fish. They lose their color very quickly though after being caught and are quite fragile from what I've seen.

[sloth]

Yeah. It was shedding scales just in the wind. Quick couple of photos and released it. Swam off well. Lucky though - the stinger hooked it at the base of the gill plate but only just and didn't actually damage the gill. When I first saw the hookup point I was a bit concerned for its welfare but all good