Huss Hustler
Well-known member
- Joined
- Nov 7, 2020
- Messages
- 110
- Reaction score
- 313
- Points
- 63
- Location
- Coppull
- Favourite Fishing
- Shore
Hi folks,
Though the weather was'nt ideal (keen N/NE breeze) the easing of travel restrictions, the fact i have'nt wet a line since October & my better half (Donna) also keen to wet a line spurred me into throwing the gear together & hitting the beach.
With low tide around 10.40pm we'd made the 40 minute journey & were on the beach set up ready to go for a little after 8.30pm.
Whilst tackling up i'd noticed the tell tale breaking waves of a hidden sandbar 60 yards or so out in front of us. After an exploratory wade out & finding the water covering the bar was only a foot or so deep i made the decision we'd fish off that, i knew we'd at least 90 minutes before the tide turned so probably 2 & 1/2 hours or so "safe" fishing.
The 1st Bluey/Squid wraps were sent out on 5/0 pulley rigs then it was time to settle back with a brew. No sooner had my coffee been poured & the rod tip springs back then starts doing the Feckin Doggie nod- i'd already thrown my coffee down by the time it started nodding???
Not what i was really after but it beat the blank
Fresh baits were sent out & a fresh brew poured.
It was Donna's turn to "be disturbed" this time as her rod tip was rattling away. On reeling in a greedy Whiting was revealed as the culprit.
After that our baits remained untouched till well after low water so we decided to sack it, reeling in my last cast i managed to double my tally with another Doggie.
Tight lines.
Rick?
Though the weather was'nt ideal (keen N/NE breeze) the easing of travel restrictions, the fact i have'nt wet a line since October & my better half (Donna) also keen to wet a line spurred me into throwing the gear together & hitting the beach.
With low tide around 10.40pm we'd made the 40 minute journey & were on the beach set up ready to go for a little after 8.30pm.
Whilst tackling up i'd noticed the tell tale breaking waves of a hidden sandbar 60 yards or so out in front of us. After an exploratory wade out & finding the water covering the bar was only a foot or so deep i made the decision we'd fish off that, i knew we'd at least 90 minutes before the tide turned so probably 2 & 1/2 hours or so "safe" fishing.
The 1st Bluey/Squid wraps were sent out on 5/0 pulley rigs then it was time to settle back with a brew. No sooner had my coffee been poured & the rod tip springs back then starts doing the Feckin Doggie nod- i'd already thrown my coffee down by the time it started nodding???
Not what i was really after but it beat the blank
Fresh baits were sent out & a fresh brew poured.
It was Donna's turn to "be disturbed" this time as her rod tip was rattling away. On reeling in a greedy Whiting was revealed as the culprit.
After that our baits remained untouched till well after low water so we decided to sack it, reeling in my last cast i managed to double my tally with another Doggie.
Tight lines.
Rick?