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@@midnighttshorts7701 probably just 3-0 set hooks I think

Bit of a while to remember but one of the setups was a simaki rod with a Stradic reel. Pretty sure we were using bait the whole time

@@thefishnlads1323 thanks bro

Possibly man, I’ve seen people catch stuff like that close by. Usually at Hells Gates, all the top water action I’ve seen is a little ways out from the ledge

Planning to go Noosa next week which swell shouldn’t you go on and is this spot easy to find

@@srduckyoce1084 probably no more than 1.8 meters. There’s a walking track from granite bay car park

@@thefishnlads1323 how long the walk thanks

@@srduckyoce1084 about 30 to 40 mins depending on how fast you walk

Ravenwood Park

Pilchards if I can remember 👍

Hells Gates

estuary cod love it everyone haha

if you look in your pants I'm sure you'll find a lung instead of a monster.

Its a saratoga

Great video by the way

If your talking about the shark setup, we were using chunks of freshwater eel. But with spin rods we were using pilchards

@@thefishnlads1323 nice mate might have to try it sometime

We cut them up

@@thefishnlads1323 👍

Mostly pilchards

Ravenswood park

East side of Bustard Bay lookout 👍

Yeah there definitely should be. Don't know about how active they are coming off the cold months of the year

This is just a spill way to flush out the water. Boats use the gate to go in and out through the canals. Depending on the weather conditions the water is usually fairly clean without any rain stirring up the water.

It is one of the first man made canal estates in southeast Queensland made back in the 1990s. The water level was raised above sea level and is access is controlled with a lock and weir system. Likely it provides a safe haven for small fish from predators like bull sharks and it isn't exactly a spot you would think to go fishing.

We were just using pilchards and the fish were all over it 👌

We didn't really have the right rods for the spit on the day but with just our casual 3-6kg rods we were doing just fine. Anything heavier would be a more go to option. We were using a gang hook paternoster rig when using bait. We were using slugs on wire trace when we switched to lures. Lures would be better if your planning on chasing pelagic's 👍

@@thefishnlads1323 2/0 - 4/0 hook and 10 - 15 kg lines , 10 ft or longer rods are the go if you get a good fish you wont be cut off wire leaders are a great backup if it get hot .

For the sharks we were using freshwater eel chunks. Same with the cod but we didn't expect it to eat that much

Drive down Portside Ct, and there is a path straight to the spot. We mainly use pilchards for spots like this

Noosa lock

Anywhere in Woods Bay and Noosa Waters canals

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@@thefishnlads1323 yeah too easy mate done that now

If your talking about where the Tarwhine was caught, it's at the bus stops across the road from William street

May I know where is the spot you caught the big cod?

@@jamesho4296 ah ok sorry, Ravenwood Park

@@thefishnlads1323 Thank you.

Sure was a lot of fresh. Heaps of rain throughout the last couple of weeks.

Bull shark

Aye sure will.

Are you from the area?