photo of the month

[xjchad]

Thanks Alan! 

[jon_elc]

Love this picture!!

[alantani]

haven't added a photo here in a long time!!!!

This is a pic that Don Walton asked me to show. These guys got lucky and caught these two at 18kg and 20 kg.
I wish these dhu fish also lived on the east coast of Australia.
Don tells me they have very white flesh and are delicious. 
cheers
Greg

[basto]

Thanks for this Alan. Don will be delighted.
Don, that background reminds me of Quobba.
Greg

[Donnyboat]

Good Greg, Quobba is only 600 mls further North, a lot of Quobba & further north, have red dirt, not all that far from the beach, you can generallly drive on the red dirt as close as 200 M from the beach up that way, then you have to let your tyers down to drive onto the white sand, we have let our tyers down as low as 4 PSI, then use low range second gear with the motor laboring so you dont spin you wheels & rip the teet of the tube.
     Quobba, also have some cliffs, people do a lot of balloon fishing from. spanish mackeral up to 25Kg 55Lbs.
special thanks Alan, for taking an interest in this post, also if you look on google earth type in Carnavon, that is 600 mile North of Perth, after that keep going North, Quobba, Ningaloo reef the Exmouth, exmouth has a hugh big bay exmouth golf, but on the ocean side, the Continental shelf, is very close to shore, thats where most of the bill fish are caught. cheers Don.

[Donnyboat]

Special thank you Alan for taking an interest, in this Picture of these two Western Australian Dhu fish, special thanks to Greg for posting them , cheers Don, stay safe, keep well.

[Cor]

Good Greg, Quobba is only 600 mls further North, a lot of Quobba & further north, have red dirt, not all that far from the beach, you can generallly drive on the red dirt as close as 200 M from the beach up that way, then you have to let your tyers down to drive onto the white sand, we have let our tyers down as low as 4 PSI, then use low range second gear with the motor laboring so you dont spin you wheels & rip the teet of the tube.
    Quobba, also have some cliffs, people do a lot of balloon fishing from. spanish mackeral up to 25Kg 55Lbs.
special thanks Alan, for taking an interest in this post, also if you look on google earth type in Carnavon, that is 600 mile North of Perth, after that keep going North, Quobba, Ningaloo reef the Exmouth, exmouth has a hugh big bay exmouth golf, but on the ocean side, the Continental shelf, is very close to shore, thats where most of the bill fish are caught. cheers Don.

I have some amazing memories of that place and I when I saw the pic of the dhu fish I had precicely the same reaction as
basto, but did not say it!

Here is a photo of Quabba that I took in 2011, some of my mates on a (dangerous) platform.

And a Queen fish that we tried very hard not to catch because of the height we fished from they all died and we did not have people to give them to and werent going to cook them.

[Donnyboat]

Nice photo Cor, Queen fish not all that great to eat, Gee People have been washed of them hi cliffs on a calm day, let alone down were they were, great photo all the same, cheers Don.

[alantani]

[mo65]

Wow! What a fish...way to go Justin!

[oc1]

Yeah dude.  You did good.
-s

[redsetta]

Thanks Alan - photo of the month! 

Cheers lads, much appreciated

[broadway]

Great to see you back in action, Justin!  Down but never out!
Beautiful fish and hopefully yummy as well.
Best to you and yours,
Dom

[redsetta]

Thanks Dom - likewise.
Looking forward to getting over to see ya one day.
I lived in Croton-Harmon for a while back in the '90s - love NY.
Cheers mate

[foakes]

Beautiful trip and fish, Justin --

Thanks for showing us how it's done!

Best, Fred