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Friday, 28 September 2007

What do you think?

Going by the results of the last poll, where I asked if you guys would rather vote for Rudd, Howard or go fishing instead, it would appear the majority of us (myself included) would rather just wet a line. Either way, things look grim for John 'Core Promise' Howard, who didn't get as many thumbs up as Kev.

I have a new question to pose: it has recently been suggested to me (with no basis in logic in my opinion) that it would be impossible to catch a large pelagic fish from my Hobie kayak. I beg to differ, and have this little (modified) poem in response:

Remember, remember, the 5th of November,
Gun powder, treason and plot,
I see no reason why pelagics in season,
Can be caught from my Hobie not!

So my question is: How long will it take for me to prove that large pelagics are catchable from a Hobie kayak?
- A week?
- A month?
- 3 months?
- 6 months?
- Never!

Cast your vote in the latest poll.

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Comments (3)

28-09-2007 18:47

if you concentrated on it you should be able to get one within a week.......3 days out...1 day fishing....3 days back in....you'll be fine....

really trevors, queenfish are quite easy to get on to.....but why bother when theres barra to be caught...

cheers

Written by Astro

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28-09-2007 19:46

Yeah, I do tend to go for the fish I'd rather eat, sure. But I'm also a sucker for new experiences, and I'm yet to pull in a worthy Mack or Tuna. Once I have, no doubt most eforts will be concentrated on fish like Barra, Coral Trout, Jacks, Snapper, etc.

Truth be told, I really just go wherever looks either the best to fish at the time and a multitude of factors can have an impact in certain situations. My last 2 trips being great examples.

Written by josh

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28-09-2007 20:25

when travelling thats the best method...go with what you think will work

cheers

Written by Astro

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