Thread: Fishing tomorrow!

Out straight afetr work this evening.....mirror flat makes it hard to see the banks and channels in the dark.



One large stingray unfortunately but I was still very happy with 19 good sized flounder and one kahawai.

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Majority of them have been distributed around a nearby retirement village.

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Majority of them have been distributed around a nearby retirement village.

I think I should come down and live close to you when I am a retired old man. Oh wait ...........

Originally Posted by Rushy

I think I should come down and live close to you when I am a retired old man. Oh wait ...........

Nipping out after work for a easy limit of fish comes to an end on the 1st of next month for me unfortunately Rushy.
I am not sure why the estuaries of the top of the south have been singled out for banning of set nets while it appears the rest of the country can continue on?

I did have a fairly good look for a flounder with the headlamp but water is just too dirty at the moment....viz is barely 100mm.

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Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Nipping out after work for a easy limit of fish comes to an end on the 1st of next month for me unfortunately Rushy.
I am not sure why the estuaries of the top of the south have been singled out for banning of set nets while it appears the rest of the country can continue on?

I did have a fairly good look for a flounder with the headlamp but water is just too dirty at the moment....viz is barely 100mm.

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Yeh that sounds silly. Are the dolphins that they are trying to save estuarine anyway? Also is all netting banned or could you and a mate on either end of a net in wetsuits still drag a net in a loop out and across the estuary? We used to catch them like that but the net was probably only 25 - 30 metres from memory and as I remember it was quite Heavy and tiring if you got a lot.