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Got down to the water, and launched at about 5.15am, Decided to go against the tide towards Mooroochy River. slowly trolling hb on overhead with 3 kg fireline, and a sp on 2 kg spin rod

Headed down Petrie Creek with no luck, as i got around the corner in to the mooroochy river, decided to troll over a bank about 2 to 3 feet deep, that's when the SP went off, and after a couple nice runs landed a 58cm flattie. :D (first decent size fish landed on yak) .

I did another couple of runs over the bank, and dropped one about 50cm beside the yak :x .

I decided to head back up Petrie Creek, to launch spot still had about 1/2 hour before packing up so i through an SP around, second cast at a tree hanging over the water the rod dipped and i scored a 36cm pike. :)

Anyway i had to come back in. Packed up and home by 8.30

A nice morning on the water. with a couple of pb's out of a yak.
 

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great stuff steve
that lagoon at top of pic looks fishy.is there any way in from the main creek
 

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sorry mate
meant the lakes between the two housing estates there just west of the river and about top/centre of your map
looking on google earth it might be fed by a drainage channel coming off the main river roughly opposite the ski park where all those lovely barra are kept
 

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nice work stevoe,

there’s a few jacks been taken out of petre creek over the last week or two. I've got a few bream on poppas moving further up the creek towards didilliba. It's a lovely snaggy creek that just yells throw your lure here or here ( your spoilt for choice). Its a great place to pick up poddy mullet for live bait

yakfly i think the lagoon is the barra farm and if you believe the manager theres a 4 meter barra in the big boys pond however they will charge $40.00 to fish it and then they charge by the kilo for anything you want to keep. I've heard rumors of barra escaping in the last flood into the maroochy river but i've never met anyone who's caught one, but many folk know a guy who knows a guy ect...
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on second thoughts the bara farm is on the other side of Bli Bli about another 5 mins drive north :oops:
 

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Steve good to see the success with a quality fish from the swing
 

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Cracking effort Steveo..ripping flattie :D Those ambush things love those drop off's in rivers don't they..what was ya HB choice by the way? :?:
 

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Thanks Guys

PoddyMullet. I tried a couple of unknown brand HB's i got of e-bay with no luck. Flattie was court with 3" Berkley Mullet , in Pilchard. Pike was court with unweighted Crayfish SP.

Something Fishy. It would be great to see those Barra Lakes overflow into The Maroochy River :twisted: It is a nice looking creek for jacks, Definitely a species worth targeting in the next few months. There was Bait in the water everywhere.
 

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