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Moreton Bay Morning - Diddles , Ben and Sarah’s Boat 27th January 2021

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Noosa River Feb- March 2020

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Jacks great catch a Dart- Moreton Island, May 25th, 2019

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Jack with his Dart caught over at the Sandhills , Moreton Island Well done Jack. Jack and Nandi driving Diddles the big boat  

Offshore Noosa- March 26, 2019

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My beautiful Tuskfish.  

Stanage Bay August 25th, 2017

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Wow what a Day it blew my mind literally. Cobia Catch

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We started out at 4.45 from home and headed for the boat ramp. Everything was packed and we were ready for a great day on the water. Seabreeze had predicted really flat seas , well they were not that great but they were not real bad either, just a little sloppy with winds coming from the north. We got to one spot that our Daughters boyfriend had suggested we try. We rigged up and started fishing. Boyfriend brought in a beautiful Cobia about 1 metre in length it was a good size. I was really excited after that , meanwhile ,I still hadn't pulled one in. Hubby lost a beauty, it snapped his 50 pound braid and 100 pound trace. Poor Hubby, well we won't talk about that. We kept doing drifts . We didn't anchor because our anchor as we found out, kept dragging, so with the anchor not working as we had hoped, we decided drifting was the best option. Boats around us were pulling them in like I don't know what. What were they using and how come they were pulling them in I though...

Our previous Catches

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This is the snapper that I caught last year in August. As you can see it was still quite cold. These were caught at our favourite spot. Snapper I caught was 70cm. I hold the record still for the biggest fish caught on our boat. Too bad boys keep fishin" The pearly below was about 65cm. I equaled my son with this catch. He caught a spotty mackerel same length. He is yet to outdo his mum. God I love fishing.   My pearly.      Below hubby gets the award for the heaviest fish bought in, A blue tuskfish. This fish fed 8 of us for dinner that night. It was the thickest fish I had seen. Well done darl.