Though the monsoon rains had momentarily ceased, there was a hell of a lot of water on the move, it was gushing off the floodplains and down the rivers a rate of knots. Hence quite often we’d have to wait out a tidal surge or drive through one, this led to the development of roof-rack fishing, well that’s what we called it. But crazy Tarpon were the only fish that took our lures. It looks pretty funny though when your gazing at the other end of the road and a school of about 50 Tarpon go jumping merrily across it. Its the occasional crocodile crossing the road however, that creates a tad more interest, especially when they’re being secretive and you can only see the tip of their snout protruding from the brownish run off foam they’re travelling beneath, no wonder they’ve been around for a while.
Barramundi, Mangrove Jack, Golden Snapper and Estuary Cod, amongst others.
Red Drum Fishing in Murrells Inlet South Carolina
Thanks for this great site to tell people how the fishing is in many parts of the country. I had a perty good year so far and wish to share with you a video if the Admin don’t mind. Just remember every trip is not as good as others and you never know what you will catch but we always try hard for everone......hope you enjoy. Capt. Shannon Murrells Inlet SC
Sydney Game Fishing Club Xmas Party for The Childrens Hospital Part 1
A great day was had by one and all at the 2009 Xmas Party for The Children’s Hospital Randwick. This event has been held annually at the S.G.F.C. club house at Watson’s Bay, Sydney Harbour for 25 years now. Many Sydney Game Fishing Club members and skippers with their boats, along with local businesses and community all chipped in to make it special for the Kids. Mother Nature had a hand in proceedings as well, it was a perfect day for an hour’s cruise of the best Sydney Harbour has on offer. The look
Scott Reef (2) Sportfishing
Its never boring fishing at Scott Reef, you just never know what’s going to turn up at the back of the boat and smash a lure. A few times we’ve had wahoo stalking the lures, actually drop back, only to come hurtling from the water from 10 metres behind and 4 metres above to smash their prey. If you match their blistering speed with their aeronautics, then not much is safe from this awsome predator, widely recognised as head of the ’Razor Gang’, with the spanish mackeral and the barracuda, being next
Sydney Game Fishing Club Xmas Party for The Childrens Hospital Part 2
Part 2 - A great day was had by one and all at the 2009 Xmas Party for The Children’s Hospital Randwick. This event has been held annually at the S.G.F.C. club house at Watson’s Bay, Sydney Harbour for 25 years now. Many Sydney Game Fishing Club members and skippers with their boats, along with local businesses and community all chipped in to make it special for the Kids. Mother Nature had a hand in proceedings as well, it was a perfect day for an hour’s cruise of the best Sydney Harbour has on offer.
Rowley Shoals (2)
Multiple hookups are the norm at Rowley Shoals, whether Sailfish, Yellowfin Tuna, or a mass attack including Wahoo and Dogtooth Tuna. There are some big Dogtooth at Rowleys and along with their mates the Wahoo, they managed to decimate our tackle and lures. This was expected however, I had told all our group, that whatever the feelings they had previously had towards Wahoo, I bet they’d be screaming out #@%!#! Wahoo, quite a bit out here. Interesting note about alcohol consumption on board Oceaneer, I’v
Northern Territory Yellow Waters (2)
Yellow Waters Billabong in Kakadu National Park in the Wet.
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