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Princes pier and Lagoon pier Soft plastics session

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2018 11:25 am
by Scozziefish71
Hi All,

I tried Princes pier for around an hour this morning on a rising tide.........nothing, no fish activity, nothing in sight.
I walked around to Lagoon pier, second cast, a 35cm Flattie which managed to stab me in the finger (forgot about the spikes).
I was followed in on numerous occasions by squid at the beach side of the pier and felt the nudges but no squid jigs in the box, I was also followed in by a huge Pike which turned away at the last moment.
All in all, not the best day but still enjoyed a fling and some sea air.

Re: Princes pier and Lagoon pier Soft plastics session

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2018 11:40 am
by Kenle
Great session mate, I've traveled far for just the thrill of fishes following my plastics. You were able to do it close to home so that's awsome as. Keep one of everything in your tackle pack, I've had many a session where the particular species of fish was there but had no tackle or lure to get them. It's a massive tease lol, keep at it mate good work :a_goodjob:

Re: Princes pier and Lagoon pier Soft plastics session

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2018 12:50 pm
by Lightningx
Not a bad session mate.
Surprised to hear about the squid there. Have fished that pier heaps in the past and never really saw anyone catch or target them there except really tiny ones.

Re: Princes pier and Lagoon pier Soft plastics session

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2018 1:48 pm
by smile0784
Sounds like bit of fuun

Re: Princes pier and Lagoon pier Soft plastics session

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2018 2:55 pm
by dazz999
Scozziefish71 wrote:Hi All,

I tried Princes pier for around an hour this morning on a rising tide.........nothing, no fish activity, nothing in sight.
I walked around to Lagoon pier, second cast, a 35cm Flattie which managed to stab me in the finger (forgot about the spikes).
I was followed in on numerous occasions by squid at the beach side of the pier and felt the nudges but no squid jigs in the box, I was also followed in by a huge Pike which turned away at the last moment.
All in all, not the best day but still enjoyed a fling and some sea air.
nice was the water dirty

Re: Princes pier and Lagoon pier Soft plastics session

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2018 3:47 pm
by Scozziefish71
Kenle wrote:Great session mate, I've traveled far for just the thrill of fishes following my plastics. You were able to do it close to home so that's awsome as. Keep one of everything in your tackle pack, I've had many a session where the particular species of fish was there but had no tackle or lure to get them. It's a massive tease lol, keep at it mate good work :a_goodjob:
Cheers mate,

I have quite a few different plastics but I am still a novice, trying my best though. :-D

Re: Princes pier and Lagoon pier Soft plastics session

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2018 3:49 pm
by Scozziefish71
Lightningx wrote:Not a bad session mate.
Surprised to hear about the squid there. Have fished that pier heaps in the past and never really saw anyone catch or target them there except really tiny ones.
I tried behind the platforms on the pier ( first one in) and was hit by and followed by a few squid, all around 30cm long, strangely the exact same thing happened at Altona last night, this is the first time I have seen as many squid around myself.

Re: Princes pier and Lagoon pier Soft plastics session

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2018 3:51 pm
by Scozziefish71
Lightningx wrote:Not a bad session mate.
Surprised to hear about the squid there. Have fished that pier heaps in the past and never really saw anyone catch or target them there except really tiny ones.
I tried behind the platforms on the pier ( first one in) and was hit by and followed by a few squid, all around 30cm long, strangely the exact same thing happened at Altona last night, this is the first time I have seen as many squid around myself.
dazz999 wrote:
Scozziefish71 wrote:Hi All,

I tried Princes pier for around an hour this morning on a rising tide.........nothing, no fish activity, nothing in sight.
I walked around to Lagoon pier, second cast, a 35cm Flattie which managed to stab me in the finger (forgot about the spikes).
I was followed in on numerous occasions by squid at the beach side of the pier and felt the nudges but no squid jigs in the box, I was also followed in by a huge Pike which turned away at the last moment.
All in all, not the best day but still enjoyed a fling and some sea air.
nice was the water dirty
The water was a bit cloudy but I could still see the plastic to about six or seven ft down.