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Showing posts with label mornington. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 27, 2021

Freedom Day - Port Phillip Snapper search

 Date: 26/10/21

Weather: 18 degreesies, mild to low wind, relateivly calm water. 

Spots: Mornington 20m, dromana reefs, mt martha spoil grounds around 18m. 

Bait: Silver whiting, pillies and squid. Pillies for berley. 

Catch: Flatties and banjos. 1x rock cod. 

Crew: Toon, mac and jax. 

Review: Hit morning with jax and mac, before the school said they need a covid test so had to drop them off at safety beach pier 2 hours into the session. then fished till 7pm looking at dromana reefs (not much there, probably best fished at night), and then mt martha grounds. spent a lot of time sounding this area, not a lot of activity, but the spoil grounds had a lot of schools coming through, bait fish and snapper schools. sounded a good school and anchorered right ontop of them, but they were simply not hungry. Spoke to a few people at the ramp too and no one caught any snapper which is strange. 

Rating: 6.5/10 was annoying we had to pull up stumps really early to drop the boys off, but then again spending a further 4 hours just by myself exploring the waters was great. no snapper caught though!!




Monday, September 22, 2008

Mornington Pier

Location: Mornington Pier
Date: 13.09.08
Crew: Dave Huggett; Toon Van Beeck; Andrew Wilson
Time: 6-830am
Weather: 10-15 knots, small chop,cold
Target Fish: Squid, Salmon
Bait: Lures
Catch: ~ 25 Salmon.
Reoport: Smashed the salmon with metal lures. Killer session. No real big ones, all around the 25cm mark. Good times had by all (including Jerry)
Rating: 8/10

Wednesday, February 13, 2008

Mornington - Take 2

Location: Port Phillip Bay - Mornington
Crew: Ross, Huggett, Toon
Weather: Fine
Time & Date: Late '07???
Target Fish: Large Snapper
Bait: Squid, Pillies
Berley: Chook Pellets with tuna oil

Catch: Numerous Flattie, 1x Pinkie, 1x Garfish

Report: Was good to get out in PPB, and when we anchored and started berleying we immediately had flatties. Took a long time before we landed the one and only snapper. A little disappointing in the end, but a day on the water is better than any day at work. Moroccan Style snapper was tasty.

Rating: 6/10









Mornington - Take 1

Location: Port Phillip Bay - Mornington
Date: Jan '08
Crew: Ross, Huggett, Toon
Weather: Nasty, rough.
Target Fish: Snapper
Bait: Squid, Pillies
Catch: zip

Report: Storms came in, and weather turned nasty. Boats got smashed up and 2 capsized. What a site. Although no fish, was very enjoyable!

Rating: 9/10