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I often chase snapper with mixed results, for me so far bottom bashing on the drift produces but a mate who is a snapper whisperer says you have to be on your mark before dawn he starts fishing an hour or more before sunup, must be anchored and fish as light as possible i.e. smallest sinker. Stinker from an early morning radio broadcast uses unweighted baits into the washes but likes a bit of rock and roll (wave action) years of experience, I think time on the water = more chance of success you have just got to keep trying different things but putting in the time is key.

Hope to get up there some time

I dream of a catch like that what an inspiration , will try and give it a go soon hopefully the J curve will kick in and I get afew

AS a side looking for crew can fish wed or thurs or friday

Fresh taylor are nice to BBQ

Bob your life has been interesting to say the least

Good work I will google unnamed reef lol. The ramp was ridiculous took my one and only for a harbour cruise. Did you use live bait at the reef or fillets?

Nice report. I would like to know how you rig livies for the troll

Many years ago I would make a dough out of the centre of a slice of white bread and use the crust as burly unweighted I could get a 3 metre cast off the south end of the tunks park tunnels lots of poddy mullet. Should work any where

Good haul there hope they are still around when I get out the red as well

Nice feed there Bob I often see a boat in that spot on my way back I wonder if its @whiskey299

Excellent report nice to know Im not the only one who can spend 7 hours to catch 1 decent fish

Thanks for this I was hesitant to try fly fishing but this gives me motivation

Funny to get schooled on Yakkas and then land that trophy good fishing

I am amazed well done