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Welcome To Strike & Hook Written by Administrator

Welcome to 'Strike & Hook ' South Australia's Online Fishing Community - The South Australian fishing website created, supported & backed by people in the industry!

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Port Lincoln Fishing Report Written by Administrator

Elliston

Big tommies, snook, garfish and squid were caught from the jetty. Whiting are about from both Anxious and Waterloo Bay beaches. Whiting are patchy for the boaties but snook of mixed sizes are very prolific.

Locks Well

Salmon were around before the windy weather set in.

Sheringa

A few salmon along with the odd whiting and salmon trout were around before the wind blew up.

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SABT Port River Bream Classisc Written by Administrator

SABT Port River Bream Classic is on again on the 11th April 2010

Registration form and discussions on the event can be found in the forum.
Pirtek Fishing Challenge Written by Administrator

Once again, Pirtek are hosting Australia’s biggest national fishing competition on Sunday, 11th April 2010. It is open to everyone – mums, dads, kids and grandparents!

Each year in Australia, close to 3,300 men die of prostate cancer and around 20,000 new cases are diagnosed in Australia every year. This is why Pirtek have partnered with the Prostate Cancer Foundation to increase awareness of prostate cancer in the community and also raise much needed funds.

For more details, please visit their website or discuss the event in the forum

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Today

brenton replied to the topic Re:A Dirty Long Weekend at Loxton in the forums.

That fish you caught looks like a juvenile Murry cod and should not be removed from the water just for a photo,other than that act of environmental vandalism...great post and pics
cheers brenton

10:00 AM

MarsOne replied to the topic Re:Wynn vale dam in the forums.

Those bugs were the first packet of SPs I ever bought, sold to me by a bloke in the tackleshop when I said after reddies and bream.

2 of these caught last week along with plenty of redfin.

Anyone had luck using them across the surface? I've caught reddies in shallow water, but not much else, tho looking at Squidgey DVDs it seems bream don't mind them paddled back on a weightless jig head

01:08 AM

Yesterday

tonyb, dutchxfisher replied to the topic Re:REDFIN!! 1.06 kg AND 1.33kg!! in the forums.

dutchxfisher wrote:
Beaut fish their Tony!

@ Scorps maybe they're just letting him win

.

Yes, may be that they just take pity on an old F**t who chases redfin

every week end

11:18 PM

tonyb, brenton replied to the topic Re:Wynn vale dam in the forums.

Jimmy85 wrote:

Also some people been talking about redfin there. what lures are

people using for them? if u had pics aswell that would be great cause

i dont know brands well.

Here 'tis, the legendary "Squidgy Bug" designed to be fished as a

surface lure for Bream over structure such as "Oyster Leases"

One of the deadliest all round, fresh water lures ever!!

11:12 PM

jagger and Birroff are now friends

10:52 PM

jagger replied to the topic Re:yorkes kingfish in the forums.

Not surprised they hit it if it's the size of a snook.

I used to go spear fishing down there when I was a bit younger and far more stupid and you would be amazed at the amount of snook that hang around under the T section of the old jetty.

I have heard of a few being taken there on dead squid under floats lately

09:36 PM

boys day out replied to the topic Re:Caribbean Crusader 23 project in the forums.

more money spent on the boat you must have the same problem as me shshshsh

07:30 PM

afishyfish joined the group Fish'in Box

05:49 PM

afishyfish, Mr_Willy replied to the topic Re:CARP AT THE COORONG!? in the forums.

Booma wrote:

I do believe you mean Buzza there Afishyfish

and I do believe you're right

Thats what happens when I post late at night

12:22 PM

Mr_Willy replied to the topic Re:Whos been fishing the Murray River lately? in the forums.

Nice fish mate.....

Yeah, I normally use the ramp at Zadow's Landing to go to Caloote but I wouldn't recommend it without a 4wd....

The Caloote town ramp is closed as far as I can see... I haven't tried for awhile....

Depending on the size of your boat Mypolonga might be the best place to launch from (awesome ramp) and then head upstream (I talk about size of boat as it can be a long drive - takes around 15 mins in my boat - 3.95m tinny 20HP) - there is a small cliff just upstream of Mypo that I have caught Callop and Redfin from.... there are cliffs the whole way to Caloote scattered amoungst the willows and shacks - all of them are worth a crack...

09:20 AM

rocknev replied to the topic Re:LTFISH in the forums.

a song for everyone thats touched my life...

12:59 AM

2 days ago

disturbed1, afishyfish, jagger replied to the topic Re:CARP AT THE COORONG!? in the forums.

Good on ya Buzza- give em hell!!!

11:04 PM

matty89, tonyb, Lord Blackbilly replied to the topic Re:REDFIN!! 1.06 kg AND 1.33kg!! in the forums.

yeh very well done mate

2 cracker fish there its a shame i could not get along to watch u pull them in and for once i could have taken ur pic lol

no mate top effot u derserve them and the weather was bad too but like usual u stuck it out

cheers matty89

10:00 PM

brenton, samboman replied to the topic Re:Wedge island for beginers in the forums.

Sounds great,i've only fished from charters in that area and most of the fish are only ruggers,nannies etc but you do get the odd biggie thrown in.Louise and Suzanna shoals are well worth a look on your way out there as well.
cheers brenton

09:44 PM

aarron and Jimmy85 are now friends

09:36 PM

jagger replied to the topic Re:Wildcoast Issue 10 in the forums.

Ranger wrote:
[quote]This episode certainly was packed full of Strike Hookers
Well, anyone who is anyone is a strikehook member!

Just goes to show the quality of the mag I recon! Local interest too! A magazine by fishermen, for fishermen, packed full of fishermen!

I don't know about you lot, but I really enjoy picking up a magazine and seeing pictures of people I know and reading articles written by people I know.

quote]

Truer words may never have been spoken... well... you know what I mean.

Personally I think it's great being able to pick out a few faces... It really pulls you in and I find myself going straight for the middle pages to see who's got their mugs in there !!

08:01 PM

ScaleyTom, pescados, rocknev replied to the topic Re:LTFISH in the forums.

SandyWhiting wrote:
rocknev wrote:
now thats a good plan...
i dont know about my ever flying again...
something about a million different parts, all supplied by the lowest tender scares me...
havnt been in a plane since 1988, and i HATED it...

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Ul be right Just take ya Alvey on board