ScaleyTom

Geez, you could arm wrestle that :ohmy:

Awesome, thanks strike hook and sponsors for getting this up again. This is my year

Pretty much what urhooked said. Sorry to spoil your party W2BF . Ive seen all types of fish being cleaned on those tables that people bring back for convenience. I saw a monster kingy a lad had brought back from coffins, he wanted to show his family, then cleaned it here. Seen nannygai frames in the bin.

I use two, twenty litre buckets. One with holes drilled in it for my burley pot, the other for freezing my burley mix. Once the frozen burley block slides out for use, it fits perfectly in the other bucket.For more flavour i use cheap black and gold cat food, the pilchard, tuna or sea food basket variety. Too good to feed your cat with. The snapper love it that much they come up purring

Just checking the tipping site we have used the last few seasons, and all you have to do is login again and reactivate for the new season. You can already put tips in for round one.As for those that need to start a new login for the tips, im not sure what the go is. Maybe someone can help. Is it on ?

The Power are coming, drug and cheating free

Is it on again this season mods ?Nab cup starts next weekend, so the season not too far away. Just posing the question

You'd be ok for sure. If they had common sense and realised that you were targeting other species your all good. As long as that hooked snapper went straight back as carefully as possible.

Wasnt there a couple of people in whyalla convicted two or three years ago ?

Must say i've never had problems with holes in my freezer bags. Is it because they are sticking and rip when you pull them apart ?Having said that i'm getting myself a vacuum system too.

Well worth waiting for i spose

I've got a 14 foot tinny so im lucky in that way, easy to hold. I use a grapnel or reef pick. I've used sand anchors and even the tinny pulls them through the bottom.A mate of mine has an 18 foot nureus and a large grapnel has no problems holding his boat.

I very rarely catch fish in the rip on the drift. I find they feed on tide changes much more aggressively. I've caught a hell of a lot of snapper there, 99% at anchor, on tide change or dodge tides.Get an anchor that works if you want to fish the rip with more success. I even burley the bottom.

Just the words i spose.

This song sums up how i feel about being a new Pop. I've brought my kids up, but this is different. He's a chip off my block.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iW0uYfq3VLU

Nerves are so terrible mate. Champagne doesnt come out until that little child and mum are safe and sound. We had some moments, but its all worth it.

First grand child jags. I'm treating him like a live squid at a kingfish party lol.I'm brain washing him too. Power !! Power !! Power !!

The only reason i ask is because they are now considered a hard catch. For me a big snapper is easier to catch, and we all know about catch and release with a snapper.Netters have taken toll on Mr KG. So has the rec, likes of me and you. To look after this species, so my grandson can catch one. So do we look harder at this fish ? I dont know, i dont target them. As i said, putting it out there.

This is on the brag board, just because i'm bragging.8 1/2 pounds of human boy. Delivered by my beautiful daughter, caught by me ( Poppy )New fishing partner, Port supporter.I present to the weigh in.Billy Adam Osmand.

I know we are getting smarter with our fishing, releasing that extra snapper, bream, or whatever else we chase.Watching a fishing show on fox, and they are pulling in some beautiful KG Whiting. One of our most treasured fish here in South Aus. Also one of our hardest to catch and manage. And that said, one of the best eating in the sea.So who releases a nice fat KG ? If anyone answered honestly i'd get a zip. No one in there right mind would catch and release a plump fat KG Whiting.But should we ? Just asking.

Awww diddums lol !!

What up you lot !!! I'm third. Gunning for first.