Sydney Harbour Clifton Gardens Night fishing for yakkas as bait for Monster Pelagics!

fishing for Scad fish or also known as yakkas!
How do you catch Yakkas?
Here are some tips for catching yakkas, also known as yellowtail horse mackerel:
When to go: Yakkas are most active and feeding in the early morning and late afternoon.
What to use: You can use a variety of baits and lures, including:
Bread, canned tuna, or small fish pieces: These are effective baits for yakkas
Small metal jigs or soft plastic lures: These can mimic the small fish and crustaceans that yakkas eat
Sabiki rigs: These are a length of line with several small hooks or flies attached, and can be used under a float or jigged back
How to rig: Use light to medium tackle, like a 6-8lb line with a small, sharp hook (sizes 8-12).
Where to fish: Cast near structures where yakkas congregate, like jetties, piers, and reef edges.
How to retrieve: Use a slow retrieve to entice the yakkas.
Regulations: Check local regulations before fishing, as bag limits may vary by state.
Eat them: Yakkas are edible and can be used in dishes like fish cakes or fish tacos. You can also pan-fry them with a little oil, garlic, and lemon juice.