Seaway Report Monday 13th August 2012
Into the seaway at 3.30am, tides weren't the best(a run out tide from dawn), the swell was up and the wind was varying between 10 and 20 kts. Spent an hour casting for tarpon with no hits so we trolled around for a bit and found a bunch of small bigeyes feeding on surface over the southern end of the pipeline, we managed 3 all around 30cm but it was hard to get a hookup on them.. who'd of thought small bigeyes would be fussy feeders? Anyway just on dawn we moved down to the north wall(big big swell) and on the second cast along the front of the wall my vision 111 was inhaled and after a good fight up came a GT in the high 50's, it was right down his gob too. We tried for a bit longer with a couple of different lures but got nothing so we moved on.
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Craig is the creator, web designer, admin and chief contributor for seawayfishing.info. He has fished the Gold Coast Seaway and Broadwater constantly for more than 10 years and loves the constant challenges and variety that the area provides. He is also constantly analysing fish behaviour to work out patterns, trying new techniques and trying to understand just why fish act they way they do. SeawayFishing.info is the result of that.
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August 14, 2012 9:39:44 am
Thanks for the report Craig, nice fish mate! I’ll try to get a day up that end over the next few days,
Thanks jase,
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Hey mate, nice mixed bag of trevally. Hope the GTs are still floating around later on in the week.