18-01-2006, 02:19 PM
Hi Scott and welcome
Divers can be a right pain at time but they have thier right to be there too however the problem wasnt just their presence.
Going by the times you fished it was the last two hours of the run out tide, now some people will say that tide dosnt make a differnce when fishing for squid and at times they are right but I myself favour the last two hours of rising tide and first two hours of the runout and the bottom of the tide as well,also there has been a full moon over the last few nights and this also has an impact on catch rates as will wind direction .Pick your times, a rising tide late evening or early morning should produce the goods.
Mt Martha rocks is also as good chance for some nice sized squid
Divers can be a right pain at time but they have thier right to be there too however the problem wasnt just their presence.
Going by the times you fished it was the last two hours of the run out tide, now some people will say that tide dosnt make a differnce when fishing for squid and at times they are right but I myself favour the last two hours of rising tide and first two hours of the runout and the bottom of the tide as well,also there has been a full moon over the last few nights and this also has an impact on catch rates as will wind direction .Pick your times, a rising tide late evening or early morning should produce the goods.
Mt Martha rocks is also as good chance for some nice sized squid