70cm Flattie & a Couple of Trevs from Noosa

[Pistol_P]

River here has been fishing tough but there are still a few fish knocking about.
Over the last few days I have fished in the afternoons and managed to pick up
a Longnose Trevally,A Cale Cale and a few big eye Trevally.
Had another quick session this afternoon and scored a beautifull,very fat 70cm flattie which after a couple of pics was released.

Then as a reward for letting that flattie go, a tailor decided he would have a go and bit me off... .......Few pics.....











Cheers,
Pete

[Blackfish]

Nice to get out for a late arvo bash in this weather,with the bonus of a few fish.
I just wish I could do the same at present.
Top marks for the photos,I really like pic 3, love the detail in that photo of the flatheads head.

[ffejsmada]

There's been a lot of bait hanging where you got that frog pete.
I got a Cale Cale there last week too. A bit bigger than that one.

Good work.

[Pistol_P]

There's been a lot of bait hanging where you got that frog pete.
I got a Cale Cale there last week too. A bit bigger than that one.

Good work.

Youre right there....Stacks of bait....fish are amonst it but on the move quick

[Nath86]

O.k Pete, who takes these pics mate, cause they always turn out awsome!!!

And also, just out of curiosity, does anyone know how many species of trevally there are?

Cheers Nath

[mKs]

Nice pics, and nice flatty.

[adidaspeteman]

Onyah pistol, always getting into the fish!

[Creek Vermin]

Good stuff pete. Hopefully I'll get down the coast soon to tangle with a few crocs before the flatty classic. Got a bump from a jack on a gladiator prawn rigged snagless yday off a red fish. Wish we had more trevs round here. Cheers. Keith

[Didley]

Nice flatty mate. Your not kidding the river is tough, my trip was the slowest trip I've had at Noosa, I needed a little local knowledge. (or a net) Like U say plenty of big herring around, you'd think the predators would be into 'em. Maybe their to well fed.

Cheers, we need to get together one day

[Shortlite]

There are a LOT of trevally species!!!!!!! Most of them can be found in Australian waters too. Most fish guide books have about 3-4 pages of the suckers.

Nice session Pete.