Ah! Great memories! Thanks.

Thanks so much for that! Yes, I've read about South African cob and your fascinating spotted grunter, which are related to our javelin fish (also sometimes called grunter). I will definitely study up on the Breede... sounds like a great waterway! Tight Lines.

Yes it was!

Yes! Thank you! He's a legend.

Thanks!

Thanks, you too for coming along! Summer session sounds good!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks 👍 Yes, good spot.

For sure!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks, will do!

Very cool!

ahhhhhh youv'e told eeeeveryone !!

Thanks 👍 Lovely part of the world!

Nice work!

Yes it does!

Yeah great management , send all the pros from a gigantic system like lake Mac & send them all down to the diminutive Tuggerah lakes system , we have observed those “ new “ professionals ring netting the weed beds with nets inside the channel ( illegal ) then them in the middle banging oars on their boats making sure they scare every last fish into the nets , something not done by the generations of existing pros fishing this system , these newbys don’t give a rats about the next generations of pros or rec fisherman to come . We have been keen recreational fishos on the Tuggerah lakes/entrance fishery since the late 80’s & although all seasons are different & a lot depends on the entrance channel being open to the sea for many species including blue swimmer crabs & prawns , in general , after many years of angling catch records , it is definitely showing a downward trend over time in species like dusky flathead . Lake Mac must have had a “ bigger voice “ or political clout to oust the pros from there & then by contrast Tuggerah had no say , keep chanting the great fishing & fisheries management you have been handed , whilst we will bemoan what they have done to what was once a little gem of a fishery on the verge of destruction by the powers that be , tight lines to you , now far more often in your neck of the woods than ours.

Thanks again!

Agreed!

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks!

Me too!

We eat PLENTY of fish, as you’ll see if you watch many of my videos. But we only take what we can use and always stick to the rules. Several of the tailor were kept and eaten. The mulloway were under-sized.

No, the Croudace Bay ramp.

Thanks mate any tips on winter fishing round the area I’m finding if difficult I’ve had some lunch in a few places with raw peeled prawns but not much else is it winter ir am I doing something wrong very light set up small sinkers sometimes leader sometimes running and small hooks I use any winter tops for more success to Berle or not ??

@@mitchmcbride6053 winter is tough. But it’s nearly over. 😉 Hang in there…

@@StarloGetsReel thanks mate will do can’t wait to get out there

Yes indeed!