Luke K Posted May 9, 2010 Share Posted May 9, 2010 Good evening all, Well firstly, I decided to hit the harbour in the yak this morning. A little bit of preparation for the abt G.F next weekend. Conditions were perfect although a little chilly at first(so my feet were telling me). Within the first half an I had 2 bust ups. Fish 2 me 0. I moved around a fair bit throwing plastics at everything that looked fishy. It took at least an hour and a half before I landed my first breambo 31cm. I wasn't too sure what to think. Was it my lure presentation? Was the jig head too big? Was I using the wrong choice of lure? Or were the fish not there? Mind you there were plague proportions of chopper tailor. Anyway I persisted a little a longer until I couldn't handle the lack of action any further. I changed over from a plastic to a blade. Results were almost immediate, but it wasn't the target species. In quick succession I landed a couple of flatties and a whiting and things went quiet again. So I decided to change back over to plastic except this time reduced the jig head size. Wow, what a difference this made. It wasn't long before I had a few more breambos on board, all around the 30 cm mark. Unfortunatley it all started to happen a little to late and it was time to head home in preparation for mother's day lunch with the fam. During the week I decided to buy another yak so that my wife could head out with me on my adventures. So we went down to the cooks this arvo for a little paddle. We had heaps of fun. I managed to sneak a rod on board my yak and I got a couple of small bream. I'm hoping to get the wifey into the fish on the next outing. One step at a time. Regards Luke Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
iggy Posted May 9, 2010 Share Posted May 9, 2010 G`day Luke, great read ,gotta hate those tailor hey,they say happy wife, happy life. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Luke K Posted May 10, 2010 Author Share Posted May 10, 2010 G`day Luke, great read ,gotta hate those tailor hey,they say happy wife, happy life. No doubt about it mate! Happy wife Happy life! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
arpie Posted May 10, 2010 Share Posted May 10, 2010 Well done on downsizing the jig head & getting back into the fish, Luke!! Shame about the 2 bustoffs!! Don't want that this weekend!!!! Alas, I fear it will happen to most of us tho!! Congrats on the 2nd yak!! Your wife will love getting out with you & it will only be a matter of time before she starts fishing too!! Go for flatties for her first - most likely to hookup & land, I reckon!! Hmm, the weather up here for the GF doesn't look good!! Biggish S/W winds are forecast (possible rain on Fri/prefish, too!!) Unfortunately, westerlies often make fishing the Breck Channel difficult as the water chops up something chronic! However, time will tell how good/bad it will be 7 we may have to use plan B!! Everyone will be in the same boat, so to speak!! Just back from Byron Bay - Keith won his age group & being the oldest, still had 25% of the field finish behind him!! Awesome!! See you Fri Roberta Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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