This forum is both supportive and pedantic, I like it!

Actually Octopussy, I think Geoff is on the right track.
Today, a dusky morwong. Tomorrow - a billfish!

I'm eager to learn so I'm just absorbing like a sponge here.
I'd love to get a Six-Spine Leatherjacket, since it's the first fish I ever identified.

Yes PPB has been pretty good so far. Clifton Springs was better than I could have hoped for.

I found this video of the Great Victorian Fish Count which seems to go through a lot of species, including my beloved Dusky Morwong at 2.03.

Hey Remickz, let me know how you go tomorrow.

Wow Watto, what a story.
The fish in your photo are massive, looks like you and Puss are serious business!
Maybe I'll just use parrot clips when I attach my keys ; )

No dramas, car is packed, up at 6 and off we go

Photo does them justice, there only 10.5kg kings.
Shark clips are pretty easy to use but can be left open with catch bag draw strings. Safer to purchase a lock box.

Thanks for the video Geoff, was quite good to see.
Hopefully i will see a few tomorrow.

We ended up with 2 flathead today from St Leonards, 34cm and 48cm.
Was nice out there

Hey that's awesome Remickz, well done!

Woot! This thread was awesome Completely understand now why last weekend I was tossed around like a ragdoll in some sandy soup on the back beaches thanks to all the tides talk! Thanks! Sadly didn't get to spear anything, but I did salvage the situation and caught some snapper on the line and scooped some mussels.

Also, impressive float lady When you're heading out to Clifton Springs again let me know! I havent speared on that side of the bay yet, hell keen!

Zoe