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hello from newcastle australia east coast

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:fridayjust a quick post to say hi from newy and to have a winge bout the east coast low that is pounding our coast line.that out of the way the water is starting to warm and jewvember is nearing so the boat is seviced the browny points ticked up with the misses and the boys are pumped after a great off season training in the local pool. happy hunting to everyone...:)
 
Welcome from Texas--good luck & stay safe. Regular reports of success or opportunities are great. Cheers Mate (Adios Amigo in the local vernacular)
 
Spearing can be okay depending on nearshore viz...usually dismal. If caught at high tide areas around jetties okay. Offshore at oilrigs/wrecks (wrecks for buubleblowers only) the viz is usually good. Nearshore we shoot sheepheads, flounder, mullet, sandtrout, whiting, blackdrum, large croaker, grunts, mutton, grey, lane, vermilion snapper...ah & others. There's a bunch on the list of "game fish" not allowed w/i 9 miles like cobia (ling) & any mackeral. Offshore it's sheepshead & some grouper around rigs, cuda, wahoo, Dorado (Mahi Mahi), amberjacks and others. No bugs here though.

Yesterday was exercise in frustration--drove 3 hours one way only to have late people, a charity case fellow boater who put us 2 hour back thereby missing high tide, calm wind and good viz. Oh well...flush the punchbowl & start the party over. I'll never invite non-spearos on another trip. Their understanding & sense of urgancy is not focused on our requirements.
 
i no what you mean bout non spearos not understanding.Spearing downunder has been a bit quite of late we r just coming of the back of winter water vis has been good though most days just of the beach or rocks we have at least 30ft vis then some screamer days anywhere up from 80ft. Our main target in winter is cray fish and bread and butter fish like bream ,drummer, leather jacket , morwong blue and red and the odd large yellowtail kingfish in the range of 5/10kgs all though much bigger in summer.and jew fish if your lucky(like white sea bass) will keep you posted with details of summer and try to upload some photos in the comming months take it easy and safe diving mate.
 
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