Originally Posted by mrclubspecevo4

+ 1.
we will be at wagoe from the 24-29th.

looks like a mini p-wrx meeting

Originally Posted by vidler101

what size boat? if its a decent size ie. over 4m, head out the south passage, leave the ramp and follow the bouys round to the left, continue till you see 2 triangles on land line up and head out in line with them. thats the south passage. Can get pretty hairy at times so depending on weather probably not a good idea for inexperienced skippers. once clear, drop in a couple of rapala's and troll north. likely to catch a few spanish/shark mackeral, yellow fin tuna, possibly wahoo, few bronze whalers etc etc etc. Then come back in the north passage, probably about 4 hours worth of trolling speed.

my best fish out the back was a 27.5kg spanish mackeral, have also caught a small sail fish

always advisable to check in to the local shop for advice and info on tides etc. And if its a big swell stay well away from the reef coz when your hooked on a fish and not paying attention to the water, they creep up on ya. nearly been caught a couple of times.

Originally Posted by UNDRGND

Thanks for the info.

My friend is a new skipper so we have been told to only go through the north passage.

We want to try and catch some snapper up there any suggestions?

Also I have 65 pound line - what should my strike drag be around?

Cheers

Chris

Originally Posted by UNDRGND

thanks dude - good start.

Im thinking of buysing some lures of the trip. Im chasing big tuna,snapper etc.

Any recomendations?

Cheers

Chris

Originally Posted by jzr

Haha sweet. ill be in the White Jeep cherokee staying in the tentland from the 26th to the 28th

come say hi.

Originally Posted by jzr

Haha sweet. ill be in the White Jeep cherokee staying in the tentland from the 26th to the 28th

come say hi.