Since mid 2007, members of Noosa Yakkers have been writing and illustrating kayak fishing Trip Reports and publishing them by whatever means available. This blog collects all of our early reports (sent out by email) plus the later TR published here on Blogger, and more recently, Monthly Summaries of the reports published on our Facebook Group.
Pedro from MG, Sunshiner from Dog Beach, 26Jun14
TR by Pedro
Wind: light but cool SW-W
Swell: less than 1m E
Water temp: 22°C
Launch point: Middle Groyne
Participants: Pedro from MG, Sunshiner from SBDB
I launched in the dark at 5am and headed to Granite Bay to catch gar.
As there was no swell, I anchored up in 3 meters of water close the rocks, just inside the last point (Fairy Pools) and deployed a berley pot. I was using a packet berley from the tackle shop but white bread works.
First cast with garfish rig, also bought at shop (small float with a couple of small long shank hooks and split shot added) baited with prawn and a double hookup. Ended up with about nine before they went off the bite around 7.30am.
Slow trolled gar out to North Sunshine for zilch so drift fished, trailing a gar and casting pilchard and prawn for 2 snapper, biggest went 44cm.
There was a current running from north to south so decided to troll back to my start point and drop anchor, this seemed to work and I ended up with a couple of grassies and a tusky around 40cm.
Photo of my catch below.
During my paddle I had a radio call from Sunshiner who had launched from SB Dog Beach. His account of the day is below.
Cheers
Pedro
Contribution from Sunshiner
Hi guys
Doggie Beach was easy this morning. Launched at 1045.
Fished Doggie Beach reef with SP for three hours for nothing. But just drifting around in the sun was nice anyway. Pedro was out at north Sunshine catching a few snaps and sweeties on bait.
Gave it away and caught a small wave coming in. Chestcam was running and provided this pic.
Heading for Jew Shoal early tomorrow. No whales sighted or heard today.
Sunshiner
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