Hey Krow, don't worry -it could have fired and you'd have been only boat there.  We spent a bit of time down there in girls tournament and didn't see any -but a few (and there were only a few) good ones were caught down there that weekend.  It can fire up at the back and south of pinnacles very quickly, so if your instincts tell you to go there -its only a matter of timing and luck.  And its always nice being first or one of few boats there when it happens.  We used to always go round Northern end and head North and yes there is a lot of water to fish out there.  But when she fires closer to Knights either just behind or south, then the fish can be more concentrated at times and it sure beats trapsing miles in a small boat up to home point along that 200 meter line.  If I wanted to fish up there in a trailer boat you may as well launch from bland bay.

i concur with that one kaimana. supposedly firing. with the size of the blue that tuturangi weighed from ther today u wldnt wana argue

Kezza 1 wrote: i concur with that one kaimana. supposedly firing. with the size of the blue that tuturangi weighed from ther today u wldnt wana argue

Our very own Boulder tagged one there today.

i jus saw it hanging down at the club whilst enjoying a golden beverage and it looked bigger than silva fox effort the other day which was 226. he called it on the radio as well over 200. ill check in the morning tho

Reel Passion weighed one today at 272 not to shabby at all

A C wrote: obald wrote: Big tag   Not Boulders ...... twas a stripie one

Lure on the bottom picture looks like a Pakula of some flavour. Possibly Sprocket head, but the skirts...?

Thats fantastic news,  BREAM KNOLLS is certainly firing. Spent Monday and Tuesday out there for zip, but, our time must be close as we are just about getting them in the gear now .

Immm, would love to be out there tomorrow Steve but I really need to close this boat sale down ! ! !  Hopefully friday still pans out !

About 1 doz miles NE of the Mokahino islands.