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Location strategy - peninsula and shallow reef

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Andrew Susani:
Hi all,

With all the experienced popping and stickbaiting guys (and guides) on this forum, I am curious to see what people's experiences are with fishing different types of location and structure.

I know we have caught GTs on the surface from many different depths and locations, and I am sure there are many people out there who fish out of their own boats and would like to know the best approach when fishing these different areas.

Here is a type of location that I am more used to.  I haven't fished this exact on (yet  8)) but we have done well in similar locations.  Depth of water around the peninsula is say 10-15m at low tide, with depth on the shallow inshore reef around 5m.  Where would you expect to find the fish?  What areas would you target first?  What type of lures would you be starting with?

Warwick Joyce:
This one looks the goods 8)

Anywhere from D3 and along the face of the rockbar at E3/E2, then the pocket starting at F2 right out to G1, I would also bet the rockbar continues deeper into square G and would also have fish along it.

Good luck!

Graham Scott:
Nah Warwick, too much effort. Have a swim and a coupla coldies, wait for the tide to turn and hit the outside of G1

Warwick Joyce:

--- Quote from: Graham Scott on March 04, 2012, 06:35:40 PM ---Nah Warwick, too much effort. Have a swim and a coupla coldies, wait for the tide to turn and hit the outside of G1

--- End quote ---

Hhahahaha you talked me into it!

Travis Heaps:

--- Quote from: Graham Scott on March 04, 2012, 06:35:40 PM ---Nah Warwick, too much effort. Have a swim and a coupla coldies, wait for the tide to turn and hit the outside of G1

--- End quote ---

Hahahaha - yeah G1 stands out like the proverbial on this one, GT gold.

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