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I pulled a few GPS marks from the web
I take no responsibility for there accuracy
If you have any new marks you wish to please do so,

Osbourne Shoal Water depth 13m. Reef bottom. 34.03.53 151.11.28

Tailor, Redfish, Kingfish. 34.03.580 151.10.770 WGS84
Reef bottom. Water depth 9m.
Dangerous in heavy swell.

Reef bottom. Water depth 10m. 34.03.592 151.11.211 WGS84

Kingfish, Trevally, Bream, 34.03.634 151.11.197 AUS98

Yellowtail, Sweep, Snapper.
Water depth 12 - 15m. Reef bottom.
Cronulla Offshore Flathead 34.03.828 151.11.890

Flathead Sand bottom. Water depth 24m. 34.04.118 151.10.803 WGS84

Boomerang Reef Reef fish, Snapper, Mulloway, 34.04.500 151.12.600 WGS84
Kingfish, Leatherjacket,
Flathead, Bream.
Water depth 60m. Rock bottom.

Jibbon Wide Reef & gravel bottom. Water 34.05.666 151.17.627 WGS84
depth 126m.

Tancred Baitfish, pelagics. 34.07.000 151.16.060
Wreck in 115m water.

Flathead Sand bottom. Water depth 35m. 34.07.055 151.09.988 WGS84

Port Hacking 34.07.160 151.08.070

Marley Wreck Snapper, Nanygai. Water depth 34.08.21 151.09.02
45m. Sand & wreck bottom.

Tuggera Wreck 34.08.290 151.09.060

Hacking Wreck Bait Grounds. Snapper, Mackerel, 34.08.330 151.09.050 WGS84
Shark, Leatherjacket.
Water depth 9 - 14m.
Rough/wreck & sand bottom.

SS Undola Wreck Garie Beach. Snapper, Kingfish, 34.10.51 151.05.33
Leather jacket. Water depth 43m.

Bottom Wreck Garie Beach. Snapper, 34.10.83 151.04.43
Tuna. Water depth 20 fathoms.

Undola Wreck 34.10.830 151.05.610

Burning Palms Morwong, Flathead. 34.12.53 151.04.66
Water depth 12.2m. Sand bottom.

The Hump South Snapper, Morwong, Trevally. 34 13 850 151 04 400

Water depth 55m. Gravel bottom. 34.13.850 151.04.460 WGS84

The Stanwell Hump 34.14.41 151.04.41

Snapper 4 Stanwell Park. Snapper. 34 16 45 151 04 37 WGS66
Water depth 55m. Reef bottom.
These are bit further south of the Hump, it along way home from here, closure to up from the Gong

Bandit Reef Snapper. Reef & gravel bottom. 34.18.400 151.02.400

Morwong, Snapper, Leatherjacket 34.21.457 151.01.982
Sergeant Baker, Reef species.
Reef bottom.
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I may also like to add that I contacted Fishradiers administrators today and have clarified this day out.

I wish to make it quite clear.

This is not a Fishradier sponsored event like to social at the Enterance this weekend

It is nothing more than a group of fishos using social media getting together for a days fishing/chat, Everyone is responsible for there own welfare and safety.

More updates soon

Dogbox

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I may also like to add that I contacted Fishradiers administrators today and have clarified this day out.

I wish to make it quite clear.

This is not a Fishradier sponsored event like to social at the Enterance this weekend

It is nothing more than a group of fishos using social media getting together for a days fishing/chat, Everyone is responsible for there own welfare and safety.

More updates soon

Dogbox

Thanks Simon and nice to talk with you as well.

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Just reading this thread and I've never fished down that way before. If it's on a Sunday and someone needs a decky, I'll be glad to make the drive down to get out there with a few raiders!

Anyone got a spare spot let me know!

Cheers scratchie!!!

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Glad to see you've got the Intel and have a little respect :)

Now what's this lmao thing your talking about ¿

Mate, they took the show off air for a reason lets put it that way!

Look forward to see what the fishings like down that way though. Have only headed out of Wollongong once on a charter that was pretty ordinary!

I have read over the years, heaps of raiders nailing some good snapper at the hump and if I team up with the lucky pom we might just nail a few. I love fishing for snapper!

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Hi Guys just has a look at the 28 weather forecast, the 31st May or 7th June are the dates ill be keeping a close eye on for the trip Sunday's

Over southern and eastern Australia the cold front events with potential to bring widespread rain are now expected about 21 May to 25 May, 4 June to 8 June, and 11 June to 15 June. Rain events originating in the tropics and moving south are possible about 10 June to 14 June, and 14 June to 18 June.

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I will most likely still launch from Kyeemagh as usual for any wanting to launch from there, I know theres not a great deal of parking around port Hacking.

according to my previous trips distance from Kyeemagh to the humps varies between 80 kms & 115 kms depending how far off course you go when trying different spots along the way.

will still call in to Mainbar on the way back passed (where ever Mainbar is)

Brett

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Oz_brett why Am I still trying to flick the speak of crud off my screen every time I see your avatar?!?!?!

Not sure how it looks on your screen but it doesn't move around on mine anymore .. I'm disapointed

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http://www.weatherzone.com.au/models/?lt=wzcountry&lc=aus&mt=accessg&mc=sfcwinds&mso=0&mh=240&focus=mh

First look at the Sat 30th May conditions for Sun the 31st May are promising ill next blog on the 25th May.

In regards to BCF, the corporate is unable to offer any assistance although, BCF business model on providing assistants to events has been passed on in a brief discussion with the Fishraider administrators.

dogbox

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I walked out on my job so this might be the weekend I have to go buy a car cause I have to hand the company car back:(

But if it's Sunday I'll hope to get a car sat and be on the water Sunday, I don't think I can hook the boat on the push bike..

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