wammie

Good spot but too many people with no commence sense. They see a small gap between people's rods and plonk there rod in between. I was there Friday just passed, plenty of yakkas where caught but they where huge. Chucked most of them back in at the dismay of the other fisherman around me, i had to explain there is no point in keeping fish your not going to use. I put 2 out on my rods to see what would happen. Something was scarying them as the rods would dance around but no bites. Got frustrated at another guy who was catching under size travely and hiding them in his plastic bag, figured i would approach him and tell him they where under size, his comment was "No there not" until i pointed out the board behind him had all the Fish size and bag limits, i offered my tape measure just in case he still wasnt sure he reluctantly through them back in. Just out of curiousity is it still possible to catch small yakkas during winter and will sambo, Bonito and Kingie still go for large yakkas this time of year? cheers

Actually heading out to Browns rock for a bit of relaxation tomorrow morning. I was there last week and ended up catching 1 Bonito and 1 Australian Salmon. The other guys there ended up catching 3 bonitos, 1 salmon and a kingie. The kingie did look a little small so i asked him what he thought, i got a quick response that he was sure it was legal...not . where are the fisheries department when you need them. Keep in mind i only started going there 2 months ago and it took 6 attempts before i got it right. One thing i did learn is that every spot has its techniques for catching, first 6 attempts at this place was trial and error and watching how others where fishing but patience paid off.