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St Georges Basin 15/16/17/18 April 2007


robeebee

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Where do i start ?

Sunday 11.30 am arrived at tackle shop where my brother works

picked up a pack of 2' gulp shrimp naturals (the gun bait at the moment on the Basin )

and a can of Ultrabite (to see if it was at all possible to outfish my brother ! )

any way we arrive at the ramp at about 1.45 pm and see a couple of blokes from the local fishing club

they say all is quiet out there and my heart sinks

on the water for 5 minutes and my brothers hooked up already , nice bream

5 minutes later a nice flattie is boated ( by my brother )

i start spraying everything with Ultrabite and finally after 45 mins i've got runs on the board

a flat one around the 44 mark , the monkeys off my back.

we change spots and look for some dirty, shallow ,weedy water and out come the poppers

( yes i sprayed them too LOL )

bang , i'm on and its a nice hard fight from a nice bream

poppers in the shallows is now my favorite form of fishing

we move again and get into a school of tailor smashing up the surface

on goes a metal slice and every cast a fish, not monsters but s---loads of fun

after about 4 and a half hours its dark and we call it quits for the day,time to clean some fish

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day 2

early start , on the water at 6.00 am and head for another of my brothers spots

the action starts again and on come the bream , i get my pb of a 34 cm model on a gulp and 1/16th jighead

my brother boats a few more and i get another and we move on

whiting time and on go the gulp worms and don,t they work a treat

next we see another tailor smash up derby and were there in a flash , every cast a fish again ( fun )

time to hit the cleaning tables

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Day 3

I've left out a shiteload of things in these posts , my head is still spinning at the amount of fish caught

(i didn't take a lot of photos and we released most , plus my brothers freezer is full of fish )

on the water early again and my brother doesn't muck around, 5 minutes , big flattie

then another good bream , oh well , it was fun to watch

then it was tailor time again

my brother got called into work so i headed off land based for a couple of hours

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day 4

went out early this morning again as my brother was working at 9.00 am

got some more bream , flatties and a founder

Jeez don't those bream fight hard,i was using 6 pound fireline and flurocarbon leader

I've never had so much fun in my life as these past few days , it all seems surreal now

we must have caught at least 30 fish a day (lots of tailor ) but lots of action

all fish caught on either gulp , soft plastics , poppers and metals

back in the real world now and i hope i can replicate these sort of days on Botany Bay

till next time

have fun ( i will )

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Hey Robeebee,

great post, awsome pics and a top loooong weekend.

Always loved getting into a school of tailor, great fun.

But being a sydney harbour fisho, bream and flatties have been the staple since I was a lad.

Catching nice size bream is awsome, they go so hard, and are one of the best eating fish around as far as I am concerned.

I will be after the winter bream as soon as the kings have gone.

Top post, well done.

sparks

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Great to see you get some good fish

The Basin is firing at the moment though sunday morning was quiet

Spoke to Neil and Jason in the skeeter and they werent getting much either on sunday

Saturday was awesome heaps of fish

Didnt Dave pull out the flyrod?

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Great to see you get some good fish

The Basin is firing at the moment though sunday morning was quiet

Spoke to Neil and Jason in the skeeter and they werent getting much either on sunday

Saturday was awesome heaps of fish

Didnt Dave pull out the flyrod?

we spoke to neil as he was leaving (see my first day post ) and yes they said that

the arvo fired

dave was pulling tailor on fly like it was going out of fashion

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hi robeebee, nice catches made there, just wondering what poppers were u using?

Cheers

Davy

el-cheapo

3 pack sure catch

some nice colours in their range

about 9 bucks a pack

great stuff there mate, did you happen to fish bewong creek for the bream, its supposed to be firing i hear. great stuff on all days well done

no mate , never got up there this trip

been there before though land based and got bream

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some more pic's

by the way , i think my brothers a gun fisherman

and i have another brother the same who lives up on the Shoalhavan

i must have missed the gene pool

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Hi Robeebee

They are some big health looking Bream :thumbup:

good to see the poppers working well for you

The boat your dad built looks awesome I really appreciate

the ability some people have to make something from scratch

that finishes up so nice

Chris

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Robeebee

Strewth, that's what I call a great long weekend! I was waiting for the "And today was dead" thing, great too see consistant catches on a trip.

As others have said, fantastic looking little boat there. I'll bet it makes you proud to be able to say "My Dad Built It"!

My Dad was good with his hands too, he built loads of great things, wish I could have had half his abilities but it wasn't to be. Don't feel too bad about your Bro outfishing ya, I play guitar like a 10 thumbed gorilla on morphine but my Bro is an absolute genius. Oh well, that's life I guess.

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Robeebee

do you have any more pics of the boat as I would like to have good look over it

BTW thats a nice ramp you guys launched from

Boof

I always wondered what a 10 thumbed gorilla on morphine looked like :1prop:

your posts crack me up mate :thumbup:

Chris

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