Chaohuang

It was a rather quite day out at browns today, at least for the electric reels... the gemmies were not as thick as they were a month ago. My mates on the two electric reels barely got any bites, with only one reef ocean perch landed, combined... However, I was firing it up with my deep inchiku jig, with a total of 2 mirror dories, 1 gemfish, 1 alfonsino and 1 reef ocean perch. It just comes to show how effective the deep inchiku can be in targeting a wide range of deep water species.Though none were big fish, it was really fun to catch such a mixed bag.

Master K! I don't think Wechat groups have ids... haha. You should join my facebook group "Sydney lure fishing"

I should be going out there again tomorrow... jigging as always.

Oh wow, congrats! That is a good first jew... my first jew probably didn't reach 20cm, lol

Must of been a very fun trip with so many fish... maybe you'll connect with a bigger one next time.

Thanks for the report!

Yeah, it's been quite lately, but the bait sized squid seem to be around...

Thanks! Haha, well at least he got the job done, I'm happy. Yes it was actually lots of fun, particularly when you are fishing deep, you never know what is going to hit the hook! I think I am more of the latter

Thanks for the report!

Thank you! Thanks! It is actually not as tiring as it looks, you could try it yourself someday XD I got one gemfish and one dory while the electric reel got eight gemmies, we were near our limit so left for tuna further out. At the end of the day, we took the fish home for a feed. I made some albacore sashimi It's true, the dramatic pressure change makes them unfit for release. So once we bag enough, we move on...

G'day fellow fishos, this is my first post so go easy on me... Went out to browns to jig on a beautiful day and persistence payed off with one gemfish and one mirror dory. Both were hooked near the bottom at almost 500 meters with my 800g deep inchiku jig. After that, we went out further in hopes of getting connected with tuna. I managed to hook a nice albacore with my 300g slow jig on the drop. When the fish took the jig, it had already dropped around 300 meters. All in all, though nothing spectacular turned up, it was a fulfilling and very tiring trip! For more information about this type of fishing, check out my videos on youtube: Tight lines, Chao Huang