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Happy to report I have caught my first fish, in fact I got 6. Went out early Sat morning on the run out tide with the new rod & soft plastics in hand.
First cast I let the SP go to the bottom, gigged it up & let it fall back down & bang the rod bent over, after a bit of panic I settled down & brought in a nice sized tailor (they really make a mess of the SP's).
A few more tailor later I moved down the river & scored an estuary perch (highlight of the morning). It was a pretty reasonable size & took me a little while to get in. I finished off with a nice flatty drifting over the sandflat drop off near a bunch of weed beds. You definitely have to get use to taking your time or you'll end up in the drink.
For the record I was using Berkely gulps 3 inch minnow’s brown in colour & 2g cone shaped heads. Thanks for the advice about retrieving them slowly, it works.
So i'm pretty stoked & ready for more action next week.
Cheers to all
Jeffo
Happy to report I have caught my first fish, in fact I got 6. Went out early Sat morning on the run out tide with the new rod & soft plastics in hand.
First cast I let the SP go to the bottom, gigged it up & let it fall back down & bang the rod bent over, after a bit of panic I settled down & brought in a nice sized tailor (they really make a mess of the SP's).
A few more tailor later I moved down the river & scored an estuary perch (highlight of the morning). It was a pretty reasonable size & took me a little while to get in. I finished off with a nice flatty drifting over the sandflat drop off near a bunch of weed beds. You definitely have to get use to taking your time or you'll end up in the drink.
For the record I was using Berkely gulps 3 inch minnow’s brown in colour & 2g cone shaped heads. Thanks for the advice about retrieving them slowly, it works.
So i'm pretty stoked & ready for more action next week.
Cheers to all
Jeffo
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