Thanks mate. Yeah we were hoping it might too - they might be a bit further upstream but we couldn't get there. There is a little landlocked lakey thing at the end of the beach that we checked out briefly - it's completely fresh. We didn't get a chance to fish it, but if it holds a remnant population of bass there could be some monsters in there (this is only the start of it, it opens up into this wide, deep lake full of dead tea tree):greggo wrote:Great report mate, thanks for sharing.
I've always thought that creek might hold Bass too, looks like it doesn't.
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Halfway through reading this i was thinking wow, this is the best report I have read!rb85 wrote:Best report I have read in ages well done.
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Awesome fishing guys! Well done!
There is always more to learn , fish to catch , places to see and friends to make.
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There's a creek on the opposite side that reportedly holds Bass, I haven't fished it yet as it's a mission to get there.mazman wrote: Surely one of the creeks on that stretch of coast does, just a matter of putting the hours in higher up I imagine
Cheers Alex
Thanks for that.Broomstick wrote:Thanks mate. Yeah we were hoping it might too - they might be a bit further upstream but we couldn't get there. There is a little landlocked lakey thing at the end of the beach that we checked out briefly - it's completely fresh. We didn't get a chance to fish it, but if it holds a remnant population of bass there could be some monsters in there (this is only the start of it, it opens up into this wide, deep lake full of dead tea tree):greggo wrote:Great report mate, thanks for sharing.
I've always thought that creek might hold Bass too, looks like it doesn't.
Again, great report.
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well done again mate, lovely pics as usual and some cracker perch, suprised there wasnt any bream around .
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I've been birdwatching 37+ years now, so you'd hope I would! I'm jealous of your trip on 3 counts: the birdlife, the fish and the scenery. I would be there in an instant if I could. Absolutely magnificent. :notworthy:Broomstick wrote: Thanks mate, you know your birds! It's a twitcher's paradise up there
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Thanks mate, nothing too fancy - an 1100D with a 24-105mm. Covers most bases. My mate has some tidy kit, a 7D with a 400mm f5.6. That's what he used to snap that nice shot of the terns.fitzy90 wrote:Awesome mate, what camera gear are you kicking around with?
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Thanks purple, we saw a few cruising around - some biggies too. Couldn't tempt them thoughpurple5ive wrote:well done again mate, lovely pics as usual and some cracker perch, suprised there wasnt any bream around .