Topwater Caranx Ignobilis: Giant Trevally (GT) > Reports & Expeditions
Just a weeeee bit of current today off Point Lookout!!!!!!
Greg Burt:
80-90mts Wide Caloundra, 10-15nts Bloody northerlie :(, no Ambo's :'(, no Kingies :'(, no currant :-\, but got a feed ;D
Gordon Low:
Bun,
You gotta love it when the bucketmouths are firing on jigs.... saves getting your esky and fingers smelling like pichards! :) Shame you guys didn't find the Kingies and Ambos... we had a seriously hot session on fish up to 12kg with Bill on Sunday.... lost a few jigs too ::)
Gordo
Greg Burt:
Yeah Gordon, my mate was on the bait and we went 50/50%. The Sea Rock was the winner on the day, no takers on Hookers :o, Zest or Smith :-\ It is all good ;D
I came south a month ago to the 'Bulldog' wreck in 70m East of the Cape, showed plenty of life but Dave and I jigged our butts off for 0. 'I will be back'
Bun
I think I need a 'Bill' trip ;D
Bernard Tracey:
G'day Aaron, Just a quick question about the 4.8 Gale force mate. I've got a good mate up here in Townsville who is looking at getting one. Just want a boat to chase everything from Barra,GT's,Macs to Marlin(you may know the problem). At the moment we do it out of my 3.9 Cairns custom craft(fun in 20Kn), so we are not expecting miracles. Be great to here how it goes or anyone Else's ideas on similar boats of mass spinal destruction. Thanks Bernard.
Aaron Concord:
Hi Bernard,
The Galeforce isn't a bad little boat for bay & offshore work (when you pick the right days for it!).
Being 'glass, I think you'd find the ride softer for its length than a comparable tinny.
It's about right for creeks & bay work. Needs a couple lean posts or drop in cages for serious popping offshore, since the Fish Head boat has front AND rear casting platforms. It does make you feel a tad vunerable when fishing 18kg of drag....for saftey, we pop from between the casting decks just to have some gunnel hight to 'slam into' ;D
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