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Fabulous fish! And she's out there for someone to catch her. Well done guys. We are all envious

That's a great lizard. Did you release her or eat her?

Great report. Can't wait to get back out there.

Great report. You sound like you had a ball. You're almost an expert. Let me know when you are taking bookings for lessons! (you teach me that is)

Well done Sparky. Great report. And love to hear the simple things still work.

Nice! Got to be happy with that

You are a squid king. They look huge. Great report. Wish I'd been out there with you. Good luck with the jewies!

Great Tips Garry. Thanks for the detailed info.

Nice Beak. I am sure that you were wishing you were at work!

Nice report and decent catch. I won't be swimming in the hacking outside of a net anytime soon.

Well done. I would be very happy with that guy.

That's huge. It looks like you were sleeping with it!

Congrats Mate. That's a cracker of a Kingy

Well done. Can't wait for the photos

Love it. That's priceless. Any photos?

Very nice looking Jew. Parra river still fires up eh? Good to see. It's obviously healthier than it looks.

Great report. Sounds like an awesome time was had by all. And a good feed for both families. You'll have to get your daughter to love filleting and cooking too - and you will be totally set. I can't get my 8 year old daughter to touch the bait - it's too icky for her - i'll keep trying though. The squeals and look on her face when we had a double hookup on EELS last week was priceless.

That's a big barrel of a tuna! Congrats. And those MahiMahi look absolutely spectacular - even better on a plate!

Superb Jew! And love the grin on her face .... it says it all.

Cheers. Thanks for the tips. I wasn't expecting such a quick response. Might head there tomorrow if the sun is out.

Good morning all. I am so glad I have found this forum. Can't believe it has take me this long. I want to take my daughter for a fish and am looking for some advice as to where a good landbased spot would be. I live in Caringbah so somewhere either in Port Hacking or Georges River / Botany Bay would be best. We want to keep it simple so a handline or a junior rod (she has a pink one). Main idea would be to catch SOMETHING. They will all go back so size will not matter. Action is better - I want her to love the experience. Are there any Fish / family friendly jetties etc around? Any other fishing teaching tips would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.