Seaway Report Monday 26th June 2012
Went for a fish on Monday morning specifically to target GT's on the run in tide. Things were looking good early with a few random bustups which turned out to be schools of small mack tuna around the 30-40cm mark. We got plenty of those but unfortunately the GT's didn't show at all. We covered the area from the seaway mouth down to crab multiple times but we found zip. Nothing on the sounder in all the usual locations either. Pity but thats fishing for you.
The tides look good for afternoon GT's this weekend but there will be major interruption due to the Gold Coast Marathon and closures on all the major roads and some of the ramps will be closed as well. Details can be found below.
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June 27, 2012 6:39:15 am
Plenty of birds and bait, especially just north of wavebreak, but no fish.
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June 29, 2012 11:30:09 am
What were you using for the Macs Craig?
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June 30, 2012 2:40:06 pm
Just 20 gram twisties Mick, they weren’t fussy.
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June 30, 2012 6:32:09 am
Hey Craig, I’m planning on heading out to the north wall to try my hand at the GTs on Sunday arvo. Any special tips? I have been trying to catch a GT for only about 18 years but im one of these peole couldn’t catch a cold. Maybe I should stick to bass… I just bought a sounder for the last week so hopefully that might help – I just have to figure out how to read it!
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June 30, 2012 2:41:12 pm
Hi Kieran, just keep an eye out for birds or any bustups, dont restrict yourself to the north wall, they can show up anywhere.
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Hey Craig. Atleast you got some small macs, still fun on light gear. Were there still patches of bait around and much bird movement?