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Thread: Stress relief

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    Default Stress relief

    Has been a hectic couple of weeks both at work and away from it and I was in need of some water therapy. I loaded the yak up Friday night for an early morning session in the usual haunts. I launched right on sunrise. It was a brisk morning and it was as I was paddling across to my spot that I really wished I had my neoprene socks and long pants on instead of shorts and bare feet. The tide was on it's way in with a high expected at around 10am. It was a new moon also so I was confident of putting a feed in the bag for dinner. There was litlle bait about though which seemed strange and the snot weed was thick. It wasn't long however until a flatty came aboard that was around 50cms and a smaller undersized model shortly after. As the sun rose higher the fish seemed to shut off and I spent a while moving about looking for something to entice, alas nothing. A couple of hours later I scored another couple of just legals that I let swam away to grow a bit more. I wanted one more around the 50cm mark and had plenty of time to find it. I headed into a nother spot I like to fish just as the tide topped out and turned. There was just starting to get a bit of run in the tide and I put 6 flatty's in the yak in a 45 min window including a second 50 odd cm fish that secured dinner for my lady and I. I had anchored up next to an old bream fisho. He kept shaking his head as I pulled another flatty in, I didnt see him get a fish in that time hahahhaaaa. I ended up doing poached flatty fillets in a Thai Green Curry. Yum

    Anyway, a relaxing morning on the water. Here are some pics


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    Last edited by Funchy; 17-08-2015 at 05:50 AM.

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    Very nice indeed there Mr Funch.

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    Nice fish Luke and great photos.

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    great day on water funchy
    the world is a lot better place if you just smile

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    Some great photos there Funchy. And dinner to boot. Dids tuition must be paying off......
    Chewy....
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    Your keen Funchy, it was bloody cold Sat morning. Nice flat ones.
    Cheers
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    Well done Funchy. Looked like great morning on the water.

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    good fishing funchy !! you sure have the flatties trained around there.
    Dad reckons fishing is 10% brains and 95% muscle, the rest is just good luck.

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    Well done mate, very tasty feed, you see you don't need the big boat to catch them.

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    What were they eating on the day Funchy?
    To the shed!

 

 
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