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gutters to get in and out on any tide, though anything under half a tide and you run the risk of running aground or not being able to get in at all. Currumbin is the worst I have seen it and is almost completely cut off on the low tide. It’s something to see.
Jye had a great morning getting a feed of spotties and a superb spaniard.
* from P38
A great start to the season, with Marcus land- ing this healthy snapper.
Hard work fishing topwater for spaniards paid off for Mitch
Tally bar has claimed a number of boats recently on seemingly flat days, proving you need to keep watch of what’s happen- ing no matter what the conditions. It’s very shallow at the entrance. The Seaway is the pick of the lot at the moment.
With all the COVID-19 restrictions, please continue to practise social distanc- ing so we can knock this virus on its head and get back to normality. While we can still go fishing, we all need to use common sense and not push the parcel, which could land you a big fine.
Tight lines to you all.
A West Coast Popper did the deed for Brandan who popped his GT cherry.
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