Stopping at a creek on the way we soon had a dozen perch and tarpon to send out at the crossing. The road out had a few areas to bring the peanuts unstuck but we made it through without any dramas in 2wd
Once we arrived we began casting a few lures around the eddies and snags in an hour we would have caught 100 barra not one of them legal our standout lures were the 50mm sqidgie in purple white and rapala f5 in brown trout. There were 5 cars there today and everyone was getting fish constantly. The kids had a ball on barra up to 45cm with multiple bites per cast.
We had 3 runs on the livies but failed to hook up on any of them and bought in a scaled and disabled tarpon each time.... .
Watched a 6in lifted cruiser head out to the margret and come back with a few 60s and one in the 80s . It was over his bonnet as they ploughed through. Fk that.
Once it got dark we bailed out and headed home. ...usually I fish into the night here and have landed fish in the 90s from the cossing they are usually on the upstream side.
Be careful landing barra around here as we saw a croc in the 3 to 3.5 m range only 10m below the crossing. One of the other fisherman there nailed it with a decent rock and we didn't see it again after that.





