Well, good friends of ours have this gear and offered to take us. I bought the bait and they provided all the gear. Two dads and two sons plus a couple of onlookers. We visited
Woodman Point which is a popular spot. Quite popular. There were quite a few people there even though it was Sunday evening and the sun was setting as we arrived.
The kids showed us up a bit with the first fish and then The Boy caught the next three. My first fish, hooked through the eye, was too small and had to be thrown back. I did remove the hook as gently as I could first though. It was another two and a half hours before I caught a skippy that was just big enough to keep. By this stage The Boy had caught five fish but had to throw two or three back. My friend caught a couple of decent size taylor and they should provide good eating.

Not too many fish on offer but there were two dolphins, a seal, a cuttlefish, a crab and lots of prawns on display. The dolphins hung around for close to an hour. On the way back from the jetty I spotted five rabbits in the park. Quite a bit of wildlife around actually.
At least the kids, and the adults, had a good time. Next time I won’t be wearing the same clothes. They’ll be closer to the rag variety.
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Congrats WOW Annette
Well done, grandson! Have you eaten any of the fish?
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You are such a cheap skate! If you look around you can buy fishing kits. They come with a telescopic rod with reel, hooks, sinkers and lots more. I recommend 'jarvis walker'. They are fine for jetty fishing and cost about $30-$40. Well done Yu-jin!!
They tasted just like a bought one. Yummy. Five hours work for $10 worth of fish though.
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