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Check conditions at catch and get there same tide spot was placed

Check conditions at catch and get there same tide spot was placed, jig the bottom 15m so you have enough energy to jig all day you’ll be just as effective

They’re pretty random but its worth a shot here might hit the right timing for kingis or snaps

Large snapper grounds find the edge of a current line the faster you drift the better your odds if jig is on the bottom up to about 4km/h drift below 1km/h generally slow,as the current line changes with the tide stay on it to keep drifting fast and covering more ground, if a small jig isnt getting to the bottom a 500g stays on the bottom always and catches fish the same, a bit of glow in the dark is vital, Check conditions at catch and get there same tide spot was placed, jig the bottom 5-10m

Great for Summer, Autumn, Spring fish next to the rock 30-50 m. In winter need to go deeper. Use any kind of jig 150-400g.

80-95m

Plenty of snapper around in summer-autumn If you’re not catching or drifting find more current or wait tide change Everywhere from 30-63m around clay point some places are more congregated than others in general the faster your drift the more fish you’ll run into. Use jigs if you want to spend less time on sharks, and more chance for kingfish john dory which you can run into Big snapper are rare so expect to catch at least 500-1000 small-meduim before a big one unless you hit the lottery

Consistent gurnard every 20 or so dogfish The more area you cover the better your odds

Caught this one here, maybe you can too if you match the exact same tide, but its one in a million You’ll catch them in complete slack tide just before the snapper come 80-95m

Drift the area anywhere from 80-130m where the current is moderatly strong 1.5-3km/h drift and pretty consistently 50+cm cod

Drift the area anywhere from 80-130m where the current is moderatly strong 1.5-3km/h drift and pretty consistently 50+cm cod

Rhe more ground you cover with jig on the bottom the better the odds, snapper likes moderatly strong current or where tronfer current mixes with slow 80-110m

75-95m More drift=more fish at the right season Cover as much ground as possible if no bites try 50-100m to the sides and long drift lines 600m in front to back of the spot when possible, not as reliable as other spots, worth trying if boat is moving 1.5-3km/h otherwise might be slow going or feeling a lucky drop and the current is looking good, always do random drops if you see a strong current patch or nice like and the depth looks about right for the season you are in.

30-55m summer 45-60 winter in the strongest possible current, just drive into the quickest flowing spot and jig as you drift down, do runs in various positions, if you find a good steep drop off by about 20m as youre drifting wirh the current they will be there. Jig the bottom 10-15m save energy its a long game.