PB jack
Submitted by mulloway_hunter on Wed, 2025-03-26 21:02
while im on a roll i thaught id post my pb jack on plastic 48cms hit like a brick wall and did wel
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davewillo
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Nice Jack!
Nice Jack!
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Coastrunner
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Cracker Jack
Good fish mate
mulloway_hunter
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yea i caught smallier models
yea i caught smallier models now i know what the fuss is all about haha
davewillo
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We found a school of them on
We found a school of them on a drop-off near Peak Island years ago. They were running around 3kg and were bloody good fun and good to eat.
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mulloway_hunter
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man a 3kg one would go nuts
man a 3kg one would go nuts i reken
sunshine
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Oddly seen some really big ones diving in 30 metres well offshor
They seem to abandon mangroves once they get really large
mulloway_hunter
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yea bog ones move out . wo
yea bog ones move out . wo der where they go but as its a long way to some lumps the go to
davewillo
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The ones we caught were in
The ones we caught were in about 17 - 20m from memory. We stopped for lunch and just threw out a couple of unweighted strip baits and after a while they started hitting us. I've heard of some really big ones being caught offshore in QLD.
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scuttlebutt
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Yeah I'm in Cairns and it's
Yeah I'm in Cairns and it's possible to get onto reef schools in the 50cm to 80cm range. The occasional monster but they only get big by being smart. Nothing wrong with a 48cm, tasty feed.
davewillo
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Lucky you! Great part of the
Lucky you! Great part of the country.
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