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  1. paul.kenny
    We had the same experience.....first cast of the morning I hooked a 80cm + croc and dropped it as it was being netted. We were only able to get a couple of 50cm flatties after that miss. It was a good day out though and will submit a post shortly.
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    Yep, Murray Cod is certainly on my bucket list. I have been reading the latest posts on the green fish and keen to give them a crack this year.
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    Hi Poddy, great lizard mate......wish I caught that yesterday for the Pirtek . Bassboy and I thought about coming over for a chat when you were at the entrance of Wooloware, but decided we had better concentrate on the competition. Next time we see you we will duck over to say hi.
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    Bass, flathead, tailor & whiting are the species for NSW pirtek challenge......good luck all FR competing.

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      Spooooled

      should be cracker for the flathead fans

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    Great report, felt tike I was there with you and your brother. Bad luck on missing the magic metre for a wild river Barra. That groper on a lure is a fish of a lifetime , your brother must have been stoked. I look am certainly looking forward to reading your post about the up river sesh on the Barra .
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    Great flattie sesh Rob . Good to see the fish back on the chew in the Georges and I am looking forward to chucking plastics at the Georges flatties over the next couple of weeks.
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    That looked like a fantastic trip Dean, the fish were probably glad that it was a family camping trip rather than a proper 'fishing' trip . You are just smashing them. The range of fish caught in that area suggests I should venture out there one day.
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    Great report, if you also get onto some EPs you'll get addicted to the hard strikes and tough fights of both of these natives......both are my favorite southern fish species
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    What a great looking Bass. It looks really healthy for its size, especially this far south .
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    Some excellent flatties there Rob, they would have produced some tasty fillets. I assume they are all hanging around on the drop offs from shallower water?
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    Great outcome for a flattie sesh, sounds like an exciting battle.
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    Great to see that someone got onto some fish today. That sambo would have been great fun on 4lb leader!
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    Gotta love those Jackall Chubby's; although I wouldn't have thought about using a chubby to catch a Jewie.
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    Nice flatties there mate and great photos of the sunrise. The location looks superb , well worth the early morning starts.
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    My first ever lure caught fish was a sooty grunter (we knew them as perch) when I was ten years old (1980). I used a wonder wobbler at Eungella Dam near my home town of Mackay.
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    Well done, that's a nice jewie. Was he taken on a blade or sp?
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    Congratulations, excellent fish from a yak especially is those testing conditions.
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    Thanks Mick.
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    Sounds like a great midday Bass session, even of they were on the smallish size.
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    Mick and Che - great to meet you both and thanks for showing us the upper saltwater reaches of the Georges River. Bass boy and I will be exploring it a whole lot more. I was so excited when I hooked that Luderick as I thought it was a jewie and was very surprised when a Luderick appeared from the murky water........despite the disappointment the fish has improved my Luderick PB by 1cm.
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    Great fish Hodgey, especially considering the conditions. Hope the fish are more active over the Easter weekend for you and your son. PS that 40cm EP must have given a great fight. Paul
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    Thanks Rob, it was an enjoyable session despite the lack of surface action. I will be need to remember to change it up rather than just being lazy. Cheers Paul
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    Great to see you back on the yak again Roberta and excellent report as usual. Although you have certainly paid a heavy tax to the lure gods
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    Excellent session there Kel and good to see some nice crocs about. My last couple of crocs have also succumbed to a squishy fish.
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    Wow outstanding session mate, you have obviously found a good hole. Good on you for releasing the fish, especially the breeder croc. How was the water condition and temperature? I have not heard of jewies boofing, but I could imagine they would if there is bait near the surface. Cheers, Paul
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