tide'n'knots Posted December 17, 2008 Posted December 17, 2008 hi guys , I fished wisemans ferry on monday night, nothing spectacular to report except a couple of undersize soapys a stingray and several catfish. The only exciting thing caught was a 4 ft shark! not sure what type but it looked like a whaler or perhaps a bull shark( i believe they are similar in looks)???as I was trying to figure out how to land it and release it, it chewed through the leader and saved me the trouble! For a few seconds I thought I had a half decent fish - what a dissapointment, although I guess some people would be happy to catch a shark, not me. The water is pretty dirty at the moment and to be perfectly honest I really didnt expect to catch much, it was more of a chill out session for me than a serious fish, a decent fish would have been a bonus. Pete.
squid hunter Posted December 17, 2008 Posted December 17, 2008 nothing wrong with sharks champ they certainly pack a punch regards Squid Hunter
plankton Posted December 17, 2008 Posted December 17, 2008 Hey Pete, The water is too fresh at the moment and the tides maybe a little big. Did the shark have a stout blunt nose... if so it was a bull. We caught them them in the nets a long time ago and have seen them take ducks in front of WC. Hope the Jewies come on the bite soon. Brett
tumra Posted December 17, 2008 Posted December 17, 2008 mate you did well in cathing anything... i was up there saturday / sunday and the current was way too strong to even cast a line. good work.
tide'n'knots Posted December 18, 2008 Author Posted December 18, 2008 mate you did well in cathing anything... i was up there saturday / sunday and the current was way too strong to even cast a line. good work. yeh I imagine it would have been belting out in the daytime as the tides were a fair bit bigger than the night tides. Hey Pete, The water is too fresh at the moment and the tides maybe a little big. Did the shark have a stout blunt nose... if so it was a bull. We caught them them in the nets a long time ago and have seen them take ducks in front of WC. Hope the Jewies come on the bite soon. Brett did the shark have a stout blunt nose? not sure but i think so.
glennmreid Posted December 18, 2008 Posted December 18, 2008 shame about the lack of fish Pete, atleast you caught a few. Probably a bull shark. There have been reports of bull sharks as far as Windsor. Must be plenty of food around.
arpie Posted December 19, 2008 Posted December 19, 2008 Hi Pete Shame you didn't get your jewies, but a bit of excitement with the shark, to be sure!! Cheerio Roberta
zen801 Posted December 19, 2008 Posted December 19, 2008 Hi Pete, A shark is always a bit of fun and a good workout on testing your tackle, knots etc. Mate the jewies have gone quiet over this way lately too. I caught a couple of hammerheads last year, pesky buggers. Cheers
tide'n'knots Posted December 19, 2008 Author Posted December 19, 2008 Hi Pete, A shark is always a bit of fun and a good workout on testing your tackle, knots etc. Mate the jewies have gone quiet over this way lately too. I caught a couple of hammerheads last year, pesky buggers. Cheers I think I will concentrate my jewie efforts to the brooklyn end of the river now until april. Any trips to wiso's between now and april will be aimed at bream and flathead.
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