Ah lau is always right
Posted: Fri Jul 12, 2013 10:45 pm
The day after i went eging for squid for bait, me and my friends went fishing at this placed called noarlunga jetty which was further south where we normally fished. Google map screwed up and we wasted abt an hour getting to the place
After setting up my friends left me to take a look at the locals catch, but there were none. They talked to some locals and noted down some tips and was told that the beach further up may produce some fishes and so we packed up and moved to the beach and chose a spot beside a river mouth, and the locals were right! We caught 7 in total but 1 escapes lol! I landed on a 14g jig(foul hooked), another fren landed his on a 30g jig and my newbie friend landed 5! Talk about beginners luck lol But strangely they dont take fresh squid strips but rather defrosted cockles.. i
After setting up my friends left me to take a look at the locals catch, but there were none. They talked to some locals and noted down some tips and was told that the beach further up may produce some fishes and so we packed up and moved to the beach and chose a spot beside a river mouth, and the locals were right! We caught 7 in total but 1 escapes lol! I landed on a 14g jig(foul hooked), another fren landed his on a 30g jig and my newbie friend landed 5! Talk about beginners luck lol But strangely they dont take fresh squid strips but rather defrosted cockles.. i
Great catch there, do you happen to know what fish it is? Perhaps cockles are their natural food though I bet it's the strong scent that attracts them.