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Posted by: kkw Jan 3 2020, 11:53 AM

Well, after many months, my mate John and I finally locked in a session off the rocks on the coast near Bundeena.
Arrived there at 6am and Whispering Jack ran down to the ledge and cast in before I had even put my rod together. Bang! He was on. Into his keeper net and he was onto his second by the time I got to the waters edge.
We were like kids in a lolly shop. The niggers were voracious, hitting the bait as it was being wound in for a "hot" spot. Truth be told, they were everywhere and it was just imagination that told me one spot was better than the other.
There were two other guys there, having arrived just minutes before us and every cast was a fish. We all had our bag limit just shy of 2 hours, having also dropped a few and getting busted and dusted by good sized pigs.
Steve, one of the other two, managed to land 3 very good sized pigs while John and I had the opportunity to re-rig on many occasions.
Best mornings fishing we have had in a couple of years. The water was glorious. The swell was perfect. The weather was too hot on the hike back to the car. Have to do it again soon. Got some nice photos, but no space on this server to upload them.

Posted by: SUMOFISHIN Jan 3 2020, 01:24 PM

You Make me so envious, we haven't got any water in Two Rivers running through Town, the taps will be dry soon and the water comes
out that hot you can barely stay in the shower long enough to soap up and rinse off, no need for a Hot water system, anyway enjoy your Fishing.

Posted by: oz man Jan 3 2020, 04:07 PM

Yummy

Posted by: nimrod Jan 7 2020, 01:26 PM

Klaus. Thanks for sharing your morning with us, sure is good to see you back on the ledges and catching fish, the fillets look yummy and I'm sure you enjoyed getting into them. Keep up the great work and here's hoping you place another report soon.

Posted by: kkw Mar 30 2020, 01:13 PM

Went out yesterday morning for a recreation/exercise break, which Scomo said was ok to do. Tossed a nuclear chicken soft plastic around at the end of the spit near Kurnell boat ramp. Not a touch. Walked back and figured I could walk out on the boat ramp jetty and have a go, as the tide was high. Landed three flatties and dropped two. All within a 20m radius of the ramp. Would love to go out in the kayak.

Posted by: SUMOFISHIN Mar 30 2020, 02:24 PM

QUOTE (kkw @ Mar 31 2020, 08:13 AM)

Posted by: Spudly Apr 8 2020, 09:17 PM

nice work
hope all are well