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  1. Thanks Doobie. Yeah I did a bit of a deep dive on weird worm catching methods. there was a product recall in the USA after 30 deaths. People were dying for worms by plugging these device directly into mains power a car battery sounds like a much saner option https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/1993/electric-worm-getter-worm-probe-recalled-by-six-retailers-electrocution-hazard-cited
    3 points
  2. doobie

    What type of fish?

    Not sure - probably, but doesn't seem worth it. I would have thrown it back anyway.
    2 points
  3. Yeah that would be one tool where it’s really worth reading the instructions from my brief reading, people carrying them around while plugged in and walking around the prongs while live, weren’t the best ideas
    2 points
  4. Richyd

    What type of fish?

    Hey all, New to the forum, so hopefully this is in the right spot. Went fishing off the foot of the Yorke Peninsula over Easter and caught this weird fish- never seen anything like it in SA before. We were fishing in a small dinghy (about 7m water depth). Can anyy help identify it?? I'm thinking maybe a flute mouth but the tail doesn't seem right...
    1 point
  5. You may have seen this this link. https://skyaboveus.com/fishing/Ways-to-Get-Earthworms-to-Come-Out-of-the-Ground I like the car battery
    1 point
  6. Soobz

    Soobz Ludicrous Lures

    Mass production! A school of pished pillies Why so many? Well I am marketing them as a fashion accessory, catches fishies and the ladies! I think I've found a clear coat I like but it takes a week to set so it's yet to be proven but it's way better than the other epoxy I tried. Marine varnish was a complete failure for durability, hook rash was terrible.
    1 point
  7. If you can - fish everything unweighted with alot of slack in your line. Any resistance on spooky fish will make them drop the bait. If you have to use sinkers - make sure its the bare minimum to get you bait out there and that its a running sinker. The first time a fish should feel any resistance is when you set the hook as you see your slack line tighten Live 10c to 20c sized crabs are my number one bait for bigger bream - live marine worms would be the best all rounder for all sized bream. Second string baits are Live garden worms (especially after rain out the front of a d
    1 point
  8. Don't worry mate your not the only one to struggle when it comes to fishing for bream especially in West Lakes. I have been using plastics and bait for bream, this biggest issue with fishing in West Lakes the residents over feed the bream, they grow up with being fed pretty much every day. I am yet to hook a bream in west lakes on a plastic as I refuse to use weightless jig heads. I got told that if you use bread roll it up into a ball put it on your hook, dunk the bread in the water so you get some weight on the hook, then you can cast out alot further bream would love that. Th
    1 point
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