LB Far North Coast NSW
Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2018 12:44 pm
Hi guys
On the way back from a trip to Iluka - North NSW
The first half of the trip was tough fishing as the swell was up and the wind mainly from the North
We only could spend a couple of morning sessions on the wall going for pelagics..no success So we fished in the river instead and managed 3 jews By Thursday the swell had dropped a fair bit so we tried again for pelagics but the wind made it very difficult to keep a float out. I walked the end with a big soft plastic..first cast i was on. After a very intense fight a mulloway of about 12kg surfaced. With the other boys being far away and the swell way too big to get down i held it in the rocks and prayed. They saw me fight the fish and rushed to help..but just before they got there...PING, the swell had rubbed the leader on the rocks too many times We decided to instead focus on just the mulloway since time was running out, so Friday morning we spun up some of the hundreds of tailor that were keen on lures. That night we used the tailor for bait and managed one mulloway and a couple of bustoffs.
The same process was repeated on Saturday, resulting in 4 mulloway, another 2 lost, a small shark and about 7 bustoffs. As always the fishing starts to heat up as you're about to leave!! All in all a decent trip leaving you wanting to back again..and again
A few more pics on my FB page too https://www.facebook.com/boldventurefishing/
On the way back from a trip to Iluka - North NSW
The first half of the trip was tough fishing as the swell was up and the wind mainly from the North
We only could spend a couple of morning sessions on the wall going for pelagics..no success So we fished in the river instead and managed 3 jews By Thursday the swell had dropped a fair bit so we tried again for pelagics but the wind made it very difficult to keep a float out. I walked the end with a big soft plastic..first cast i was on. After a very intense fight a mulloway of about 12kg surfaced. With the other boys being far away and the swell way too big to get down i held it in the rocks and prayed. They saw me fight the fish and rushed to help..but just before they got there...PING, the swell had rubbed the leader on the rocks too many times We decided to instead focus on just the mulloway since time was running out, so Friday morning we spun up some of the hundreds of tailor that were keen on lures. That night we used the tailor for bait and managed one mulloway and a couple of bustoffs.
The same process was repeated on Saturday, resulting in 4 mulloway, another 2 lost, a small shark and about 7 bustoffs. As always the fishing starts to heat up as you're about to leave!! All in all a decent trip leaving you wanting to back again..and again
A few more pics on my FB page too https://www.facebook.com/boldventurefishing/