Sounder images of Gt's in the canyon.

[Jayde Mills]

Heres a couple of different images of the canyon today in the middle of the run in tide. While the Gt’s were sulking they would not come up for a popper but when they moved onto the 8m ledge from the deeper part they would feed.

This is just one thing i have noticed with their feeding behaviour.

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[Craig]

Very interesting, not much bait getting through to them, I wonder why they are not searching for it like they used to. They either aren’t hungry or are conserving energy.

Here’s a pic of what GT’s look like at night, they don’t school like they do during the day, they spread out over the bottom in a large area. This was in the northern Y, but I’ve seen the same thing over the bottom in front of the north wall.

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[Jayde Mills]

Hmm as the tide slowed down the gts moved close in to the end of wavebreaks north wall where the divers go. I wonder if they were feeding on mullet?

[Craig]

Probably just sick of the same old scenery and wanted to cruise while there was no current…. minimal effort.

[Jayde Mills]

That sounds more likely. I think ill go out again tomorrow afternoon and try some shark and jew fishing at low tide. There is just to much bait off the north wall to be no activity at dusk.

[Jayde Mills]

Went out this afternoon and got some gt’s on the north wall and hooked a pair of tarpon but dropped them both.

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[Craig]

Nice, any size to them? Plastics or metal?

[Jayde Mills]

Caught them on plastics slow rolled along the bottom. Buggest was 70 cm so nothing to special.

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