Eden
Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2020 8:15 am
Hi all
Am currently in Eden on a holiday until Monday. We are staying at quarantine bay cottages. We got here on Thursday and went fishing as soon as we could. I started off flicking plastics around on the rock wall for no fish. Although I did hook up to something really big but got dusted. Later that night I went back flicking plastics around again, I was sight casting most of the night which was lots of fun. I ended up with heaps of yakkas about 10 trevally and 3 squid.
Yesterday I started off fishing the rock wall again flicking plastics. Was hard work for the first few hours only picking up I salmon then I went to the other side of the wall and smashed the salmon, they were all around a kilo. I then went back to where I got the trevally the other night and put weightless squid on. I got around 15 trevally. I then went to one of the beaches and flicked metals around for salmon. I smashed them got around 8 in an hour and a half they all would of been around 2 kilo.
Also does anyone know what this species of trevally is It has a yellow tail and fins. It looks like a silver with yellow fins
Cheers
Am currently in Eden on a holiday until Monday. We are staying at quarantine bay cottages. We got here on Thursday and went fishing as soon as we could. I started off flicking plastics around on the rock wall for no fish. Although I did hook up to something really big but got dusted. Later that night I went back flicking plastics around again, I was sight casting most of the night which was lots of fun. I ended up with heaps of yakkas about 10 trevally and 3 squid.
Yesterday I started off fishing the rock wall again flicking plastics. Was hard work for the first few hours only picking up I salmon then I went to the other side of the wall and smashed the salmon, they were all around a kilo. I then went back to where I got the trevally the other night and put weightless squid on. I got around 15 trevally. I then went to one of the beaches and flicked metals around for salmon. I smashed them got around 8 in an hour and a half they all would of been around 2 kilo.
Also does anyone know what this species of trevally is It has a yellow tail and fins. It looks like a silver with yellow fins
Cheers