bjorn2fish

Ok guys,

We're looking at 2 types of stickers.

First: Full colour printed on gloss vinyl, laminated to protect against fading. Boat sticker quality! 276mm x 100mm

$9.95 including standard postage. Each additional sticker is $7.45 e.g. if you order a couple.

Second: Strike & Hook web address, gloss vinyl. Choice of a few colours: black, white, royal blue, navy, red. 280mm x 48mm

$4.95 including standard postage. Each additional sticker is $2.45 e.g. if you order a couple.

If this sounds ok, I'll order in a batch and will also add to the online store.

Awesome thanks mate, I was actually thinking of doing a batch soon 

A great way to spend your day off work, nice brown mate!

Softy's been after stickers for ages now. We did have some years ago but they didn't last very long at all. This time they should be all good. I'd be looking at larger stickers for boats, cars etc and perhaps a small window/esky/tackle box sized sticker also.

Can be arranged mate! I've been looking at different options and looks like there are a few for us now.

Send me a PM with the sizes you are after and I'll get something organised.

Great effort mate seeing that they've slowed down. Real nice photos too

Cracking brown mate!

Great idea Macca.

I'm sure a few members from SH would be keen to lend a hand if they can. Please keep us updated and feel free to send me a PM if Strike & Hook can help you out in any way or to pass on any further info.

Thanks for the footage Adrian, A nice bunch of browns down in paradise!

Thanks guys, so they are around and looks like metro catches are mainly the smaller models, no real thumpers. Down south they are looking larger and I've seen a couple posts on Facebook and earlier from Southie and Kuerschie that Yorkes is producing a few of the larger salmon that I like to see.

Hey guys as the title suggests, who's been catching salmon this season?

What sizes are you seeing and roughly what areas?

Cheers

Onward and upward, you will be missed by many customers.

That Yorke's trip sounds good... I don't know about that Softy fella though 

The Easter day trip out with my mate and his Mrs wasn't as successful as I'd dreamed the night before but was a great day to get out on the water.

A quick and easy launch and retrieval at O'Sullies straight to my mates spot X. I swear there aren't any fish there, not sure why he swears by it, perhaps I'm a jinx on the trips we go on.

We caught a few tommies, squid and leatheries for quite a few hours of fishing. Our baits were being destroyed by pickers, I'm guessing the leatheries, there was one pygmy leather jacket that my mate pulled up and the sounder showed heaps of small fish.

Cruising around were some gar but only one hit the deck and was thrown back as it was undersized.

Next time I may be able to convince my mate to try a new spot 

That's a very tasty bag there @brenton not a bad effort at all. Hopefully I do as well today.

Awesome @Underpants I hope to see a few of them making an appearance at my local soon. I should do a recon mission and see what's about.

52 minutes ago, plankton said:

They did not.

Bugger!

11 minutes ago, Softy said:

Fishing thru the fridge for another beer!

Slacker! Cheers to that though 

Nice way to start it off @piratepom

Easter Sunday locked in for a southern metro session out in my mates boat 

It looks like we'll be targeting squid, gar and KG's  

6 minutes ago, southie THE BANGA said:

Working

That sucks mate!

Happy Easter everyone!

Who has plans over the long weekend to partake in our fantastic obsession of fishing?

Let us know where you're heading and what you're targeting.

I'd like to second what Doobie said in his Easter fishing report, take care on the roads! Good luck everyone getting that bag, pb or feed you're after.

3 hours ago, Mickyj said:

I can't change the title names Ecooda ?

Edited the title for ya Micky.

I see those spider webs that you mentioned in another post. There are lots of interesting natural sights down there.

The colour charts that PP is talking about above I've sworn by on some sessions then completely thrown them out the window on others. I do believe UV plays a massive part in a quality jig though as they have been some of my most successful. That being said a jig with no UV still catches squid.

All it takes is a nice silhouette of a jig flicking past a squid to attract it's attention and getting that jig into the right spot / zone like the other guys have said is the most important factor in my opinion. If the squid don't see the jig it doesn't matter how bright the UV, how pretty the colours or how awesome your technique is.

I think Tinks is suffering from a touch of heatstroke or maybe a few of these