Fishing Diary Grays Point NSW 27-11-2011.wmv

The tide was very promising in Sunday morning. If it came sooner, it couldn't be better. My target was still bream. I went to tackle shop brought some Biodegradable lure to try. I also actively looking for 5'2" fishing. I found that it is very hard to find but I really like the length. It is not too long and not too short. Anyway, the only 1 I found in tackle shop was pink colour. Firstly, I was thinking it is a bit girly. Perhaps not the fishing rod material I was looking for. But it is made by Shimano. The damage is only $30. What else I can lose other that $30! I started to convince myself. It is no harm to have pink colour rod. It increases my visibility. Hopefully I won't run down by Jet Ski or power boat.
I hit water at 6AM. The water temperature was 15.5C but very muddy. It gave true test for biodegradable lure as visibility underwater near zero. The second generation plastic lure is no longer plastic. It is eatable and added with fish attractive. I really like it because I can store them in room temperature. The first fish I caught was a small bream, and then the juvenile snapper just kept coming. It was very unfortunate the longest one was only 29cm.
Later in the morning, the wind was gradually pickup up. At 10AM, I didn't feel fishing were safe anymore. It was time to head back and finished the day.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• kayaking fishing
• grays point
• hobie revolution kayak
• snapper
• pinkie
• catch and release
• biodegradable lure

[Danielzke]

Nice vid :)