Oz fishing - saltwater
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Some more pics...
Double hookup on baby barracuda.
GT hookup
Queenfish. These guys were in plague proportions and munched on everything we threw at them.
Another Cod. These along with the Queenies made pests of themselves by biting on everything. All the cods we landed had crabs in there mouths - this one spat his out. In the past, we have caught big cod with snakes, mud crabs, and a baby crocodile in their mouths - some had bad breath!
Double hookup on baby barracuda.
GT hookup
Queenfish. These guys were in plague proportions and munched on everything we threw at them.
Another Cod. These along with the Queenies made pests of themselves by biting on everything. All the cods we landed had crabs in there mouths - this one spat his out. In the past, we have caught big cod with snakes, mud crabs, and a baby crocodile in their mouths - some had bad breath!
More barra. Heaps of small ones, the big guys, or should that be girls since all barra change sex into females when they get bigger, eluded us this year.
Not a clear shot, but that's a turtle in there. These guys were everywhere, we must have spotted at least 50 a day. Accidently hooked two on our lures. Sometimes we had to wait for them to pass before we commenced retrieving our lures else we hooked them.
Not a clear shot, but that's a turtle in there. These guys were everywhere, we must have spotted at least 50 a day. Accidently hooked two on our lures. Sometimes we had to wait for them to pass before we commenced retrieving our lures else we hooked them.
The channel we fished was between an island and the mainland. It is 30 km long and 5 km wide in some places, full of mangrove, sand and mud flats. Full of little inlets and creeks.
A person can fish there a life time and not run out of places to fish.
Awesome. I envy you. I also love to fish and just haven't found any time to do so. Great catches and beautiful scenery.
