North Australian FISH FINDER TM forums

It's going to be crowded everywhere but where everyone fishing this Easter weekend?

I was planning a couple days off Dundee but this wind and swell is starting to build...I a bit undecided on a plan b at this stage.

Dundee but same worries re the wind etc

off to dundee but heading to be like last easter where I dont even take the boat cover off

i think we were all planning to go to dundee, vernons might be a good back up, not far to go if the wind/swell picks up

Heading to the Roper,

Leave Thursday Lunch time Back Mid afternoon Monday. Will post report upon my return.

Woody

Undecided yet thinking Finniss for friday and shady fresh sunday till monday

Finniss could be interesting on these big tides. Dundee will be packed this weekend

hey Balou I agree with your comment "I was planning a couple days off Dundee but this wind and swell is starting to build...I a bit undecided on a plan b at this stage."

The NT Bom marine wind shows what you are saying, strong wind warnings possible and it looks like a low pressure system as well. Rain?

Wonder if the Tales from the Tinny boyz can ask to NT BOM on their show....

Oz Cyclone Chasers pick it up http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XR7zAzUu ... edded#t=89

Cyclone Jack or Cyclone Frank?

Dh does it mention if winds will be picking up during the day and dropping off at night or is that just a overview?

Look like the start of the dry season pattern, windly in the morning dropping off before an afternoon sea breeze. Oz Cyclone Chasers are saying potential for Cyclone development north of Darwin is good. You can see that starting in the NT BOM bottom picture I put up.

Dundee Hombre wrote:Look like the start of the dry season pattern, windly in the morning dropping off before an afternoon sea breeze. Oz Cyclone Chasers are saying potential for Cyclone development north of Darwin is good. You can see that starting in the NT BOM bottom picture I put up.

Best time to fish Dundee DH.... I rather it rough in the morning and glass off in afternoon to get back on the trailer.

Me the misses and two other couples are heading to east alligator for 3 nights. Be interesting on these big tides plus the fact that non of us have fished there before. Does anyone know how much water is needed to get past the first downstream rock bar?

South Alligator.... Heard there has been bulk mackies caught out there.

balou wrote:

Dundee Hombre wrote:Look like the start of the dry season pattern, windly in the morning dropping off before an afternoon sea breeze. Oz Cyclone Chasers are saying potential for Cyclone development north of Darwin is good. You can see that starting in the NT BOM bottom picture I put up.

Best time to fish Dundee DH.... I rather it rough in the morning and glass off in afternoon to get back on the trailer.

My pick would be glass off in the morning and again in the afternoon

Agreed AM. Glass off all day would be nice, what sort of boat do you have? Looks nice