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| 23 May 2010, Harrison Sewards |
| Location: |
Sandringham |
Time: |
1pm-4pm |
| Type of Water: |
Bay |
Type of Fishing: |
Rocks |
| Target Fish: |
Bream, flathead, bay trout |
| Bait\Lure\Fly: |
Whitbait |
| Fish Caught: |
1 x sting ray @ 60cm |
| Comments: |
Calm water, wonderful sunny day. We lost two bream but the people next to us caught 26 bay trout and one bream-excellent.
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| 14 May 2010, Nick |
| Location: |
Sandringham |
Time: |
2.30pm-5pm |
| Type of Water: |
Bay |
Type of Fishing: |
Boat |
| Target Fish: |
Pinkies |
| Bait\Lure\Fly: |
Soft plastics (3 inch nuclear chicken) |
| Fish Caught: |
35 x pinkies @ undersize-30cm
1 x red mullet @ average |
| Comments: |
Headed out to a reef near Sandringham and was getting hit almost every cast. Plenty of fish, just need to work through the smaller ones to find a few size pinkies. |
| 13 May 2010, James |
| Location: |
Hampton Rocks |
Time: |
12.30pm-2pm |
| Type of Water: |
Bay |
Type of Fishing: |
Rocks |
| Target Fish: |
Snapper |
| Bait\Lure\Fly: |
Pilchards |
| Fish Caught: |
1 x pinky @ 34cm
4 x Aussie salmon @ 30cm
1 x Aussie salmon @ 65cm |
| Comments: |
Couldn't get past all the salmon, most were small but the big one was a bit of fun.
Was pretty windy too. |
| 20 December 2009, Harry |
| Location: |
Hampton Rocks |
Time: |
6am-7.30am |
| Type of Water: |
Bay |
Type of Fishing: |
Wading |
| Target Fish: |
Flathead, pinkies |
| Bait\Lure\Fly: |
Gulp 3 inch minnow in pumpkinseed - 1/16th ounce jighead |
| Fish Caught: |
1 x flathead @ 30cm |
| Comments: |
Wade the sandbar on the north side of the pier (Hampton pier) and cast into the deeper water. |
| 9 December 2009, James |
| Location: |
Hampton Rocks |
Time: |
8pm-9pm |
| Type of Water: |
Bay |
Type of Fishing: |
Rocks |
| Target Fish: |
Squid |
| Bait\Lure\Fly: |
Squid jigs |
| Fish Caught: |
7 x squid @ 15cm-20cm (mantle length) |
| Comments: |
Off the rocks on hampton beach at the end of New street, casting towards Sandy yacht club into a big patch of weeds/reef, got most of the squid as soon as the sun went over the horizon. |
See previous Sandringham reports here. |
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