People: Myself and friend
Duration:8:00pm to 12:30am
Tide:High 10:30pm
Weather:Almost flat calm
Bait:Fresh lug
Rigs:2 hook flappers
Results:Myself 2 flounder 3 coalies 1 bass 1.5lb, friend 1 flounder
2 coalies 1 rockling
Catch and Release:: Yes
Report: Having not being out since january decided to head out
last night for a few hours and with the wind being from the west there was
no surf and didnt look promising at all, but decided to wet a line anyway
and just aswell i got my first bass using bait and had to use the light from
my phone to see him as i forgot to charge my head lamp, but good night
over all
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I was plugging on the rocks a couple of miles away and when it got dark I called over to see if there was anyone fishing. It was around 10pm. Couldn't see any lights so presumed there was no one there. You mustn't have had any rod tip lights either?
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Tom, that was a great result given the settled conditions and the water clarity. That was the reason I went plugging. Unfortunately, I had bugger all - but great to get out on evenings that were almost like summer.