MikeyR

Totally awesome! Best show and tell ever I reckon!!!

Steve, You're setting some bloody high standards for the rest of us to keep up to! Mike

Sounds like a perfect day! Nothing like the old "Species" bingo to keep a day interesting!!

Well done guys ...... seeing all this action is making me cranky! Still in the bloody office!!!!

Great catch boys!! Fished there for many many years and beats my Bobbinhead PB, if you feel like a short walk, Stingray Bay around from Apple tree on the track is good for Squid! Should make a great meal and good on ya for thinking of catch n release. I think keeping your first is pretty fair! Cheers

Lordy that made me hungry .... time to bust out the chitlins, hog maws n gravy.....and where's my shotgun.... Awesome post!

Great catch, good work for hard effort!!

This is a link to the frogs.org site Frogs Reckon you have an " eastern common", we see them all the time in our yard under damp stuff. Even mulch occasionally. Has a good Cane toad pic, definitely not!!, as said, much uglier!!! M

Awesome fish! Well done!!

Nice work Steven!! Brownie points and fishing!! Got mine out on Sunday as well when the weather turned nice! Huge currents!! Couple of blokes in a smallish tinnie drifting off Flint n Steel went past us at a hell of a rate! Could have wake boarded off the back i reckon! All we managed was a big blind shark! missus thought she had weed, weed doesn't swim off!! Stupid squeaking **&&%%$$! Anyway catch you this week!! Cheers Mike

Excellent pan sized flounder there!!

Mmmm.....pan fried......perfect haul!

Thanks for that! First good laugh of the morning!! We need to get you a spot on Getaway!!

Agree with above, you can also try walking from Apple Tree bay along the track, where there are more rock platforms. Often you can find squid in the bays further around from Apple Tree. All around that area you will probably pick up a few yakka's and mullet if you put out the right rig. It's worth putting out a couple of livies, both top and bottom can be interesting. You do get the "rare" Salmon and Big Tailor cruising through. Livies mostly get left alone by the small tailor, although if bleeding can get demolished. Growing up in Turramurra and still having family there, I've spent nearly 30 years plugging away on and off down there. Lots of small stuff but the occasional excitement. I've even seen one old guy catch and "release" a metre and a half of rather angry shark very early one morning! If you have the patience and gear, blackies are one reliable fish. (and hats off to Luderick fisher-folk!) Great spot if you have kids to teach em the basics! Mike

Great catch, good stuff on the CNR. Mike