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Hi,you'll want the "Owner ST-36BC X size 10"
Model #..5636-011
https://www.fishingtackleshop.com.au/products/owner-treble-hooks-st36-bc-model-light-guage.html

We replace them all at work with Owner ST36 trebles..
As far as I'm aware the daiwa trebles on the double clutches in the 60 and 75mm have "finesse" trebles designed for bream, trout, redfin etc and suited for light finesse fishing.

Hey Guys,
After landing a few mulloway, flathead and small salmon on my double clutches it has become clear that as deadly sharp that these hooks are. They bend and snap after a few good fish. I currently own 8 double clutches and need to replace hooks on 6 of these.
Have heard the owners in the same size are a much stronger hook but are heavier.
I am sure many of you have had to replace these hooks so what has been your go to?

 

Hey Guys,
After landing a few mulloway, flathead and small salmon on my double clutches it has become clear that as deadly sharp that these hooks are. They bend and snap after a few good fish. I currently own 8 double clutches and need to replace hooks on 6 of these.
Have heard the owners in the same size are a much stronger hook but are heavier.
I am sure many of you have had to replace these hooks so what has been your go to?

 

Hey Guys,
After landing a few mulloway, flathead and small salmon on my double clutches it has become clear that as deadly sharp that these hooks are. They bend and snap after a few good fish. I currently own 8 double clutches and need to replace hooks on 6 of these.
Have heard the owners in the same size are a much stronger hook but are heavier.
I am sure many of you have had to replace these hooks so what has been your go to?

 

Howdy guys,
Just looking for a bit of info and experiences from you all regarding seas-worthy open boats. Looking at purchasing my first boat later this year and i am looking at open boats between 4.2- 4.8ms preferably something with substantial freeboard. So far boats in the Stacer range have been looking like a winner.
But i am after suggestions for brands and models that could also be worth a look.
Here are some of my favourites from  my current research 
https://www.boatsales.com.au/boats/details/2013-Stacer-449-Seahorse/SSE-AD-5275909/?cr=42&psq=((((Service%3D[Boatsales]%26BoatType%3D[Power])%26Price%3Drange[..10000])%26LengthInFeet%3Drange[12..17])%26(((SiloType%3D[Dealer used boats]|SiloType%3D[Dealer new boats])|SiloType%3D[Private used boats])|SiloType%3D[Demo and near new boats]))&pso=30&pss=AdvertAge
https://www.boatsales.com.au/boats/details/2005-Stacer-460-SEAHORSE/SSE-AD-5282113/?cr=14&psq=((((Service%3D[Boatsales]%26BoatType%3D[Power])%26Price%3Drange[..10000])%26LengthInFeet%3Drange[12..17])%26(((SiloType%3D[Dealer used boats]|SiloType%3D[Dealer new boats])|SiloType%3D[Private used boats])|SiloType%3D[Demo and near new boats]))&pso=0&pss=AdvertAge
 
 
Cheers  LL.

 

Cheers Mate, Luckily i will have access to go out with the oldman in his 21 footer throughout the tuna season!!! but i know what you mean  i am just going to start simple and work my way up aha 
 

Hi mate. Exciting times ahead getting your first tub! Don't overthink it cos you'll want to upgrade within the first year anyway. It's a vicious cycle!

Rapala X-rap has been doing well,  (aren't too bad on price if you can find a special). need to get creative for the larger models I have found this season.

Whilst I have a handful of the 75mm and 95mm models I have never had any real success on them. I'd put that down to user error more than faulty equipment though. You can tell from their action they are a good lure. Not to mention the amount of success others have on them. 

The double clutch is one of our biggest selling lures at the shop. Mainly the 75mm ones...
Our supplier is finding hard to get stock from daiwa and only getting dribs and drabs here and there.
 
My fave colours are black sniper, black and gold and iwana... my opinion that they are the most versatile hb on the market.
 

Depends on where I fish I have found that the black gold has caught bream across all my haunts and then it can vary between colours like albino, midnight trout, ghost wakasagi or perch, black sniper and black yamane Again size between 75 and 60 depends on where I am fishing A great lure Regards HBt.

I only use the bleeding ayu colour, partly because I like it, mainly because while I have one, there is no way I am forking out for more! Haha

Hologram, wagasaki, ayu are all winners for me. 

gold
cheers b

https://cie-deakin.com/about-sast/
 some interesting information about turtles turning up in Southern Waters

Howdy all, 
In my spare time, I have created a fishing blog where I write about most of my fishing trips, well the successful ones anyway. To save copy/ pasting content from my blog to this forum  I have provided this link below for any of you who wish to read about my recent fishing  adventures:
Cheers all- LL
 

http://lachycross.wixsite.com/crossyscatches

Howdy all, 
In my spare time, I have created a fishing blog where I write about most of my fishing trips, well the successful ones anyway. To save copy/ pasting content from my blog to this forum  I have provided this link below for any of you who wish to read about my recent fishing  adventures:
Cheers all- LL
 

http://lachycross.wixsite.com/crossyscatches

Howdy all, 
In my spare time, I have created a fishing blog where I write about most of my fishing trips, well the successful ones anyway. To save copy/ pasting content from my blog to this forum  I have provided this link below for any of you who wish to read about my recent fishing  adventures:
Cheers all- LL
 

http://lachycross.wixsite.com/crossyscatches

Howdy all, 
In my spare time, I have created a fishing blog where I write about most of my fishing trips, well the successful ones anyway. To save copy/ pasting content from my blog to this forum  I have provided this link below for any of you who wish to read about my recent fishing  adventures:
Cheers all- LL
 

http://lachycross.wixsite.com/crossyscatches

Howdy all, 
In my spare time, I have created a fishing blog where I write about most of my fishing trips, well the successful ones anyway. To save copy/ pasting content from my blog to this forum  I have provided this link below for any of you who wish to read about my recent fishing  adventures:
Cheers all- LL
 

http://lachycross.wixsite.com/crossyscatches

Howdy all, 
In my spare time, I have created a fishing blog where I write about most of my fishing trips, well the successful ones anyway. To save copy/ pasting content from my blog to this forum  I have provided this link below for any of you who wish to read about my recent fishing  adventures:
Cheers all- LL
 

http://lachycross.wixsite.com/crossyscatches

Howdy all,  over a quite time at University I started writing a few reports about some of the fishing trips I have recently done  so here is a link to my reports, as it is easier than copying and pasting them all in. http://lachycross.wixsite.com/crossyscatches
cheers  members.
 
 
 
 
http://lachycross.wixsite.com/
 Here are a few pictures from some of my reports

Howdy all,  over a quite time at University I started writing a few reports about some of the fishing trips I have recently done  so here is a link to my reports, as it is easier than copying and pasting them all in. http://lachycross.wixsite.com/crossyscatches
cheers  members.
 
 
 
 
http://lachycross.wixsite.com/
 Here are a few pictures from some of my reports

Howdy all,  over a quite time at University I started writing a few reports about some of the fishing trips I have recently done  so here is a link to my reports, as it is easier than copying and pasting them all in. http://lachycross.wixsite.com/crossyscatches
cheers  members.
 
 
 
 
http://lachycross.wixsite.com/
 Here are a few pictures from some of my reports