Fishing an Inshore Wreck: What's on it?!

Graeme is out with Wayne in his boat trying some inshore fishing with light tackle. They do a bit of searching up in the estuary and then move outside the estuary entrance to a tiny wreck to see if there are any fish on it. Small hooks and Ragworm bait is the setup but Graeme can't help dropping back a chunk of Mackerel. They are barely a few minutes from shore, but it goes to show that a lot of anglers often overlook the inshore fishing which is fuel saving and with no long distances to travel you get more fishing time. Bait time in the water is often what counts...Enjoy..

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