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A BIG cod caught by Live-baiting Legal snapper. .
27th November on board Moreton Island Fishing Charters at Caloundra Wide. The boys from Erector Constructions had a good day out catching some Wahoo, Spanish mackeral and Pearl Perch. The biggest was about 10Kgs but the boys reckon they lost one near the boat twice that size when bitten off by another fish at the swivel. The Pelagics are back and we will do more trolling on our charters for the next few months.
November, These are some of the photos of our trips over the last few months, we have targeted Pearlies at Caloundra Wide and Kingies at Deep tempest. Big Trag Jew south of Deep Tempest when they could get past the sharks.
Mixed Reef fish are also included.A few nice cod in the mix. The weather has caused cancellations a lot but we have found going in bad weather while safe is not enjoyable for anybody, including the crew and the clients. Pelagic season is on us so trips from now on we will do some Trolling if we see some surface action. |
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A nice haul of reef fish caught on 11th April on Firebird with Moreton island Fishing Charters. We fished,Flinders Reef, Hutchies and Caloundra Wide. Everyone went home with a nice feed of fresh reef fish.
A nice Sampson fish caught on a Snapper jig by the Blue Fin fishing club at deep Tempest on Firebird with Moreton island Fishing Charters. This fish was caught on the 9th Febuary
The skipper made the mistake of being the deckie this day fishing caloundra wide, soon got sick of cleaning fish.
Was a good day with a nice mixed bag of reef fish.
Was a good day with a nice mixed bag of reef fish.
Clive and his crew cleaned up on mackerel and Wahoo on this trip.
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This is one happy deckie Matt
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Mark and Aaron and the boys with a nice Dollie caught North of Hutchies on the 29thDecember on a slug while undoing a tangle of Pearlies on Firebird.
A Perfect Day at Wide Caloundra 18 November.
It was five o'lock when we left Manly Harbour. There was no wind and as we cruised across the smooth waters of Moreton Bay, the sun made a short appearance as it peered through the early morning clouds. We had eight passengers on board as we headed out to Wide Caloundra. For most of our guests, this would be the first time on the ocean and what a fantastic introduction it was.
It only took us an hour to reach Comboyuro Point where we jigged for some live bait. We soon ventured further out to sea in search of some "Chicken of the Sea" and it wasn't long before the first few Paerl Perch came on Board. It seemed as though William was onto the fish everytime we looked around.
After a few hours of pulling Pearl Perch up from the depths, the arms became tired so we made the decision to do a bit of trolling and enjoy some morning tea while the fisermen rested. The rest was short lived for a few of our guests as the pelagic activity started. The reels screemed into action as one of our game fish prodigies lept into action. It was a hard fight but finally a 15Kg- 18Kg Wahoo came on board.
No sooner had we dropped the lures over the side, when a beautiful Yellow Fin Tuna hit the hard body lure. Clive had been feeling a little bit green but he soon came to life as he fought the fish from the depths. Everyone was getting excited with the thought of fresh sashimi for dinner.
Thank you to all our fishermen and also to our special visitor from Finland. We really enjoyed your company and it was a real pleasure to have you on board.
It only took us an hour to reach Comboyuro Point where we jigged for some live bait. We soon ventured further out to sea in search of some "Chicken of the Sea" and it wasn't long before the first few Paerl Perch came on Board. It seemed as though William was onto the fish everytime we looked around.
After a few hours of pulling Pearl Perch up from the depths, the arms became tired so we made the decision to do a bit of trolling and enjoy some morning tea while the fisermen rested. The rest was short lived for a few of our guests as the pelagic activity started. The reels screemed into action as one of our game fish prodigies lept into action. It was a hard fight but finally a 15Kg- 18Kg Wahoo came on board.
No sooner had we dropped the lures over the side, when a beautiful Yellow Fin Tuna hit the hard body lure. Clive had been feeling a little bit green but he soon came to life as he fought the fish from the depths. Everyone was getting excited with the thought of fresh sashimi for dinner.
Thank you to all our fishermen and also to our special visitor from Finland. We really enjoyed your company and it was a real pleasure to have you on board.
