The Tamure Kid wrote:Thanks for posting, Kerry. A good honest report. I was lucky enough to be invited out on a mate's boat out of Gulf Harbour a couple of weeks ago. Our trip almost mirrored yours - we really struggled to get decent fish on softbaits around the western edge of Tiri channel, the northern side of Tiri, the deeper zone in a direct line with Kawau, and over by Motuora. We hooked a lot of smaller models, but couldn't buy a good one. Neither of us know the area very well (he's just moved to Red Beach), so we struggled. If the fish were there, we'd have caught them. The country we fished looked incredibly fishy, but we only just got a feed. |
Kandrew wrote:
I’ve done a lot better on the micro jigs this all be it small snapper, my thoughts are the smaller fish haven’t yet developed the predator instinct yet and just grab a micro jig because they are hungry and like the shiny flash. |
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