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    Default Ormiston weedbeds are productive...

    Kyle and I ditched work to hit the Ormiston weedbeds on Monday afternoon last week. We had a good session, bagging 10 bream and 5 tailor, but I didn’t take any pics or post a report. Braving the last day of school holidays, we decided to try again yesterday (Sunday) afternoon on the low tide rather than the high tide.

    The ramp was busy at 1.00pm but we lucked out finding a gap in the queue, a close carpark and launching after 5 or so minutes. We headed south of our usual spots to hit an exposed low tide point (we call it Tailor Point) around rubble ground and a shallow reef. My surface lure was smashed by a good tailor after about ten casts but he pulled the hooks before I could net him. Kyle then got a good (32cm) bream on his flutterstick.

    I threw out my flutterstick and ended up with three good bream, including a 36cm stonker, in as many casts. It went quiet for a while so we headed north to our favourite weedbeds. On arrival we could see nervous water marking many bait schools but all were in around 50cm of water. We decided to give surface lures a crack and Kyle’s small roosta popper immediately gets smashed by a good tailor. A strong but short fight and I slide the net under a 46cm specimen. I persisted with the flutterstick and managed another two bream.

    As the tide started to come in and the water deepened, we started getting some savage hits on fluttersticks but no hook ups. Finally Kyle stayed connected to one, which to our surprise, turned out to be a big dusky flathead of 64cm. Soon after I got one of exactly the same size, covered in weed.

    Kyle then finished off our day with a PB bay tailor of 50cm and another dusky of around 50cm.

    We came in at last light in very calm conditions.

    A great short afternoon session on the bay…

    Cheers

    Pete & Kyle
    And in the end it's not the years in your life that count, it's the life in your years.

    - Abraham Lincoln

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    Nice job fellas well done
    Dad reckons fishing is 10% brains and 95% muscle, the rest is just good luck.

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    Now that's a bag Pete. Great session again
    Chewy....
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    Nice work boys, best I get down the south soon!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Didley View Post
    Nice work boys, best I get down the south soon!
    Always happy for a tag along Dids, just give us a yell...
    And in the end it's not the years in your life that count, it's the life in your years.

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    That bream tho wow
    Finally got one

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    Very nice fish fella's, top session

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    Nice fish and conditions there guys
    Fishing Fishing Fishing. I like Fishing

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    Nice work mate, good to see someone getting into them.
    "Remember - pain is temporary, glory is for ever, and chicks dig scars!"

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    You boys are the Gurus of the Bay!

    Good one.

    Cheers,
    Roo.

 

 
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