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Needed to test a few reels after a recent dunk in the sea (and subsequent clean up!). A short session was in order before work at Iron Cove.

Managed a few fish, the best of them a bream of about 25cm and a flathead about 35cm. Sorry about the photo quality - always hard snapping it one-handed with your phone.

Also got a very healthy bream from under the wharf - seems a little brush with a predator hasn't stopped him yet!

All the fish were released.

Cheers,

Dave

Tide = low to ebb

Lure = squidgie wriggler 100mm

Jig = 1/8oz #2 owner

Line = 4lb braid to 6lb fluro

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Posted

nice mate. Great way to start the day. :)

I've seen a few small bream and pinkines with marks like that. What do you think is leaving a bite like that?

Posted

Nice work mate :thumbup:

I caught a 38cm a few months ago with a similar injury. I thought maybe a small bull shark may have a had a go? For the smaller bream and pinkies, probably bigger tailor harrassing them....

Posted

Not a bad session mate! Had a go last week in Hawthorne canal for one 40cm flatty. Might go this arvo to target bream on plastics. Does anyone know whether the run in or run out is better for bream at iron cove?

Posted

Injury looks too round to be a net escape.

Looks like a predator missed it's target by an inch, Tailors usually take the tail end out first so i'm guessing that bream had a run in with a Jewie.

Posted

You would be suprised....

ive ate a bream caught at birchgrove years ago which isnt far from iron cove

i wouldnt eat crabs from the parra or georges river system.

Posted

Nobody eats fish caught from Iron Cove do they?

I've never eaten any fish caught from iron cove but have given legal sized fish to elderly fisherman with handlines fishing for a feed.

Posted

Not a bad session mate! Had a go last week in Hawthorne canal for one 40cm flatty. Might go this arvo to target bream on plastics. Does anyone know whether the run in or run out is better for bream at iron cove?

Run in tide is the most productive.

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