bjorn2fish

Yep in case anyone is asked for the password it is "tipping"

Hi guys, sorry I missed this thread somehow and not being into Footy Tipping myself completely forgot about it :blush:You can join the Strike & Hook footy tipping comp at the same place, just click this link it should take you straight there Strike & Hook Footy Tipping CompetitionI'll post up some more details as they come up.Sorry for the delayed response.

I've actually been looking into this for an added service to my business, previously this kind of work was outsourced.At the moment I'm testing vinyl cut stickers, and printing on t-shirts, polos, hoodies etc. I'm just waiting on a few suppliers to see what I'll be able to source. So far t-shirts and hoodies are all good, it's more the polos I'm waiting for, a bit more variety of hoodies and t-shirts would be nice.Unfortunately it takes a little time to get all this sorted but it is going on in the background.

Hi everyone,It's about time we had a competition on Strike & Hook. We have 7 WildBait lures to give away as a prize to the best fishing report.The WildBait lures include:[ul] [li]Stalker 6 GT 2m[/li] [li]Stalker 5 VBG 1.5m[/li] [li]Minnow 7 BRT 2m[/li] [li]Minnow 5 RO 1.5m[/li] [li]Minnow 4 CC 1m[/li] [li]Attack 4 PC 1.5m[/li] [li]Attack 3 GF 1m[/li][/ul]WildBait lures are great for fresh water fishing in South Australia I've caught trout and reddies on them myself with others using them for cod, yellow belly, carp, bass, they've had great success in the salt too with bream and flat

Yeah I wasn't too happy with the last stickers, they were supposed to last 5-7 years pfffttt yeah right!

Looking into this Melv along with stickers and caps

Issue 27 of Wild Coast Fishing SA is due out shortly.This issue is another thumping 116 pages, and provides all the need-to-know information you could want if you're an SA fisho.Hot location reports, cutting-edge features and a stack of comp news and fish pics make this a great read. Look for it at your nearest newsagent or tackle store soon, and keep an eye out on the Wild Coast Fishing SA website for more details as they happen!

Yeah did try a couple of softies but they weren't interested, the mullet chased them all over the place but it seemed by the time I was flicking sp's the larger mullet disappeared and the st's seemed to shy away as soon as the mullet started chasing them.Was pretty cool down there today though, the water was crystal clear I went out knee deep and could see hundreds of fish they weren't shy of me walking around either.On another note, I had a pretty decent Mully run tonight on one of my livies but it spat the bait then decided to rub it in my face by splashing out of the water :S

I heard via Facebook that there were heaps of mullet around the Southport walking bridge yesterday so decided to head down there this morning on a livie mission. Managed about five which should do the job, thousands of pickers down there it was crazy! Threw back so many undersized mullet and st's also saw a bunch of decent sized st's that just wouldn't take my bait as it was decimated every cast by the pickers There are Whiting hanging around too, have to give them a go soon I reckon.I'm off soon to put my livies to use, fingers crossed I have a report to write up later

Awesome stuff mate, loved the footage. You look like you had an absolute ball, who wouldn't have :woohoo:

I caught a very small one in the Onk last year near the mouth. First and so far last.

Not sure Midcoast angler, I usually get mine way after everyone else

Here's a sneak peek of Wild Coast issue 26.The mag should hit tackle stores by Thursday. I can't wait for this one, looks awesome!

I'm no expert on the topic by any means but this works for me with gents.With gents I usually put on about 6 to a size 8 long shank hook when targeting mullet, salmon trout and tommies. Quite often I'll have a size 4 long shank rigged and can't be bothered setting up a smaller rig that usually works fine too, I've caught quite a few bream with that setup and bait.Go as light as you can with tackle, rod n reel, float works well with the above, think I snatched a few whiting on that kinda rig too but bungum worms with no float seems to do well whiting in the Onk, I don't recall but think whiting

Someone here might have a connection ;)How many people do ya reckon might be interested in getting a calendar? Add a thankyou to this post so we can get a bit of a gauge of interest.I'll have a look at one of my printers and see how the pricing looks for certain quantities.Is a great idea too Bass13 I've been hanging back just to see what other people thought before getting into it.

I have to agree with Yorky, I've purchased a couple of things from Compleat Angler Wallaroo & Moonta, online as I live miles away from either store.Sharon went well out of her way with a batch of squid jigs I was after. Very happy with the service and fast delivery too!

Kamikaze - from eBay or their Bluewater Fishing Down Under site.

Awesome vid JW, nice setup and some pretty cool angles

Being southern I've bought a combo from BCF when I started out, was ok, at the time I should have just gone to Angler's Choice. I haven't bought all that much gear lately but when I do I drop in to see Mark at Fishing Wholesalers and have a chat if they're closed and I'm desperate for bait I'll head to Angler's on the way to a local fishing spot.I bought a recommended rod from Ray and Anne's last year I think it was, great rod (Gary Howard Viper). I called about it first they didn't know anything about this rod, I had to call someone back, they were never there, eventually after many phone cal

I've been using Berkley Vanish Fluorocarbon and it seems to work pretty well so can't hurt. This being said Shanomac cleaned up yesterday using red mono and showed me another line he used which was thick as cable (mono) haha He's a bit of a squid guru though I think.Might depend how picky they are in a certain area as Grazz suggested and how hungry.

A big congratulations goes out to this years winners of the 2012 Footy Tipping competition.1st Prize goes to baldy who has won a $250 Mad Keen Fishing Charter gift card donated by Mad Keen Fishing Charters.2nd Prize goes to Dan Stojko who has won a $150 voucher to the site supporter of choice donated by Sheldon's Bait.3rd Prize goes to Rick who has won a $100 Compleat Angler voucher donated by Compleat Angler Wallaroo & Moonta.Thanks to everyone who took part and a huge thanks to the sponsors Mad Keen Fishing Charters, Sheldon's Bait and Compleat Angler Wallaroo & Moonta.Winners and sp

Good job and on a first cast Definitely some nice bream in the Onka at the moment.

Yeah should be out next week

Issue 25 of Wild Coast is currently at the printers and is due out shortly.This is one of our best mags ever. With the warm weather on the way, now is the time to load up on all the latest news and techniques from around SA, and this latest issue of Wild Coast Fishing SA will supply all that and more!