[Jeffo]

Windy day on the NSW South Coast today so decided to try to find a sheltered spot in the local river. The main channel of the river was heavy going paddling straight into a 20kt southerly, but paddled further up the river & got protection from the tree lined shore & change of river direction.

Anchored on the edge of a drop off and threw a few SP's around resulting in 5-7 undersized flatty / bream etc. Was about to move on but thought â€Å"one last castâ€

 

[Peril]

Nice result for a windy day Jeffo

 

[Rod L]

Good on ya Jeffo.
Top part of the world you live in.
Great choice of yak & colour too :wink:

 

[troppo]

Good one, Jeffo. Bit of strategy, finding a quiet area out of the wind. The creek looks pretty and ya had a few rod benders, even if not big ones. A nice day out despite the generally poor conditions.

 

[Y-Knot]

if your catching fish mate, sounds like a good day to me.... 8)

 

[PoddyMullet]

Nice work Jeffo and a beautiful stretch of water :wink:

 

[Steveo]

Hey Jeffo, Very nice looking river, It's good to get up the rivers for a quite paddle/fish sometimes, out of the wind and away from boats.

 

[Russ]

Wow what a pretty little creek/river that is mate. Any camping opportunities up there. You could really spend a peaceful weekend up there. You could close your eyes and be anywhere you wanted to be.

The fish would be a bonus. Is that Minnamurra river ?

fishing Russ

 

[Jeffo]

sure is Russ

The river runs along some farmland so not sure about pitching a tent. Kiama is changing a bit with camping grounds giving way to cabins (which is a bit disapointing) but still plenty of options.

Jeffo

 

[Dodge]

Jeffo that's a pretty bit of territory you were paddling in, and a few fish [altough small] is a bonus.

 

[RedPhoenix]

Unfortunately, due to the change in ownership of this web site and the lack of response by the owners to my requests to remove my email address from all administrative-level notifications and functionality, I have decided to remove my posts on AKFF. Thank you for the great times, the fantastic learning experiences and the many many fish. If you are desperate for the old content of this particular post, it is available below base64 encoded and bzip2 compressed.

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[sam60]

Jeffo, the minnamurra is nice spot to chase fish.... there is a little creek toward the opening that holds some flatty's but low tide means you end up dragging the yak through spots but at least you wont have stink boats in there and you can get out of the wind.