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HI Raiders,

Fished offshore the heads last night in some deep holes.

The TERAGLIN were on the chew from just after sunset righ through the night.

Caught 8 over 70cm between us and left them biting. Couldnt fit anymore in the large ESKY.

BUTCH

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Nice Catch easily spooked i believe, i havnt seen a trag for a few years, i wonder what happened to seperate them evolutionary from Mulloway?

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Great catch Butch, some nice looking fish.

Were you fishing offshore in your boat, if so what was the weather like and what is it like offshore at night? I have been planning a night snapper session and was curious.

Thanks.

Posted

Great catch Butch, some nice looking fish.

Were you fishing offshore in your boat, if so what was the weather like and what is it like offshore at night? I have been planning a night snapper session and was curious.

Thanks.

HI Mate,

Yeh I fish offshore at night around long reef and fair bit. Very dangerous though if you dont know the terrain and unproductive if you dont have good locations / GPS marks for certain species.

Fishing for Jewfish and Teraglin at night is very productive (in certain areas of the reef) and snapper too, however, early morning or late arvos for me are the best for big snapper.

Teraglin usually don't bite during the day at all, so night fishing for them is often imperitive (however, I have hooked them in the day on the odd occasion).

I you want to night fish, make sure you have fished the area in the day many times before and use your GPS MAPPING SYSTEM to map a safe route (if you have a GPS).

Most of all, take care.

Posted

HI Mate,

Yeh I fish offshore at night around long reef and fair bit. Very dangerous though if you dont know the terrain and unproductive if you dont have good locations / GPS marks for certain species.

Fishing for Jewfish and Teraglin at night is very productive (in certain areas of the reef) and snapper too, however, early morning or late arvos for me are the best for big snapper.

Teraglin usually don't bite during the day at all, so night fishing for them is often imperitive (however, I have hooked them in the day on the odd occasion).

I you want to night fish, make sure you have fished the area in the day many times before and use your GPS MAPPING SYSTEM to map a safe route (if you have a GPS).

Most of all, take care.

Hi Butch

Well done on the trag mate

We catch plenty up off port stephens at the big gibber but have not fished for them off Sydney before

What depth of water are you catching them in and what water temp?

Your assistance would be greatly appreciated

Aqua Monster

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