Fishing south Australia

[Sharkb8]

I went out on a charter on Wednesday from Cape Jervis  we went trolling for tuna and landed my first tuna and caught it on the 4/0 hot rod it was the first fish for this reel . Then we did some bottom fishing I used the 99 (thanks to Ted MAXED OUT prize)and caught kingfish ,trevaly, sweep,  blue morwong,blue devils and snapper that had to be returned due to  the band . Had a great day.

Kim

[Sharkb8]

Some more pictures

[wailua boy]

Some tasty fish there, congrats. Mouth watering...

[thorhammer]

Nice work Kim!

[Cor]

A great days fishing!

[Benni3]

That's a big um and a whole boat load too,,,, great job man,,,,,,,

[Maxed Out]

 Nothing more rewarding than a fun day of fishing with reels you built yourself. Congrats !!

[oldmanjoe]

         I say , you got a good work out pulling up that many fish ...

[Donnyboat]

Thanks Kim for taking us along, nice to catch fish with reels you have done up, the blue morong is that what we call Queen snapper, cheers Don.

[Sharkb8]

Don , I just looked it up and yes it is the same thing.

Kim

[Donnyboat]

Good thanks Kim, if you cut that dark flesh out of them, there nice eating, I used to get plenty near Esperance, diving, I think the heaviest was 18Lbs, 8.5Kg, cheers Don.

[Crow]

Looks like a great trip !

[Benni3]

You getting a hurricane coming in down there,,,,,

[Dominick]

You getting a hurricane coming in down there,,,,,

Maybe that's why the fishing was so good.  The fish were storing up food to beat the hurricane (or do they call them typhoons?)  At any rate it looks like you had a great time.  Keep fishing.  Dominick

[Tiddlerbasher]

They are all the same thing: tropical storms. ... In the North Atlantic Ocean and Northeast Pacific, they are called hurricanes. But if the same type of disturbance takes place in the Northwest Pacific Ocean, it is known as a typhoon. And in the South Pacific and Indian Ocean, cyclone is the correct term.