JAYMAN

Have been taking a few seasoned reco's out for fishing session over the past few years and some not knowing certain knots to connect[. and though i would put this one up as one of the best knot's to connect braids/lines to your swivels, lures etc.. all recos should have a wide variety of knot tying skills and the palomar will impove you catch rate especially when it comes down to braided lines being connected to swivels,attachment=20185:20150222_102616.jpg] hope this one helps a few reco's , and i would mainly use on your bait rigs ,cheers 

Great work jayman. Nothing wrong with taking the bag limit when its to feed family and friends.
There are bag and limit sizes and everyone's entitled to take what they want within the rules.
You can call yourself robin hood with that catch I you pinched it from the pros.....lol

cheers fella's, but more for up in coming reco's, and is good to see what other seasoned reco's are doing aswell ,cheers for the feedback

Nothing wrong with what you have done but I agree with keenfisho. Only my opinion but I reckon some mono or leader material at the business end is the go. Gives you that extra bit of abrasive resistance to act as a buffer as making contact with the seabed etc. Cheers

Very helpful post
How do you find the running sinker attachment running up and down the braid, I thought it would cause the braid the rub and go fluffy and weaken the braid.
I've always tied a small leader to my braid and then attached the rig to that. I've always thought maybe to many connections but thought braid direct to swivel etc was a no no

Have been taking a few seasoned reco's out for fishing session over the past few years and some not knowing certain knots to connect[. and though i would put this one up as one of the best knot's to connect braids/lines to your swivels, lures etc.. all recos should have a wide variety of knot tying skills and the palomar will impove you catch rate especially when it comes down to braided lines being connected to swivels,attachment=20185:20150222_102616.jpg] hope this one helps a few reco's , and i would mainly use on your bait rigs ,cheers 

Have been taking a few seasoned reco's out for fishing session over the past few years and some not knowing certain knots to connect[. and though i would put this one up as one of the best knot's to connect braids/lines to your swivels, lures etc.. all recos should have a wide variety of knot tying skills and the palomar will impove you catch rate especially when it comes down to braided lines being connected to swivels,attachment=20185:20150222_102616.jpg] hope this one helps a few reco's , and i would mainly use on your bait rigs ,cheers 

Have been taking a few seasoned reco's out for fishing session over the past few years and some not knowing certain knots to connect[. and though i would put this one up as one of the best knot's to connect braids/lines to your swivels, lures etc.. all recos should have a wide variety of knot tying skills and the palomar will impove you catch rate especially when it comes down to braided lines being connected to swivels,attachment=20185:20150222_102616.jpg] hope this one helps a few reco's , and i would mainly use on your bait rigs ,cheers 

Im no robin hood but have many good friends that are not to well off in wallarroo and gave a heap to a couple mates and there kids and same with snapper.when you drop a 10 kg snapper on there doorstep and there kids come running out with excitment .it is a good thing.everyone entitled to there own opinion or to speculate.

Have been taking a few seasoned reco's out for fishing session over the past few years and some not knowing certain knots to connect[. and though i would put this one up as one of the best knot's to connect braids/lines to your swivels, lures etc.. all recos should have a wide variety of knot tying skills and the palomar will impove you catch rate especially when it comes down to braided lines being connected to swivels,attachment=20185:20150222_102616.jpg] hope this one helps a few reco's , and i would mainly use on your bait rigs ,cheers 

Have been taking a few seasoned reco's out for fishing session over the past few years and some not knowing certain knots to connect[. and though i would put this one up as one of the best knot's to connect braids/lines to your swivels, lures etc.. all recos should have a wide variety of knot tying skills and the palomar will impove you catch rate especially when it comes down to braided lines being connected to swivels,attachment=20185:20150222_102616.jpg] hope this one helps a few reco's , and i would mainly use on your bait rigs ,cheers 

I only boil for a couple of minutes  or till the meat curls ,cheers ,squid inc

Have been taking a few seasoned reco's out for fishing session over the past few years and some not knowing certain knots to connect[. and though i would put this one up as one of the best knot's to connect braids/lines to your swivels, lures etc.. all recos should have a wide variety of knot tying skills and the palomar will impove you catch rate especially when it comes down to braided lines being connected to swivels,attachment=20185:20150222_102616.jpg] hope this one helps a few reco's , and i would mainly use on your bait rigs ,cheers 

Yeah sharing fish around is always great. Love taking some up to the grandparents, friends or others. Fish is always appreciated it seems.

Im no robin hood but have many good friends that are not to well off in wallarroo and gave a heap to a couple mates and there kids and same with snapper.when you drop a 10 kg snapper on there doorstep and there kids come running out with excitment .it is a good thing.everyone entitled to there own opinion or to speculate.

I can't wait to have a crack at this, how long do you put the squid into the boiling water?

Nice post Jayman, might have to try that one day.

Teamed up with Tristman and Jetman ,and went out for a squid session at point riley this morning launched the bertram with a strong easterly blowing but flat seas which put a smile on my dial.perfect for squidding .
 
 
 
arrived at the squid hole/ledge with only 3 pro's on it no verbles exchanged which was good .sounder was showing a lot of squid not bulling but thick.
 
 
 
jigs hit the water working in close around the 10 ft mark and drift out , bang ! instant action  with 6 biggies on board ,time for another drift,on the second drift i noticed that a lot of squid was on the follow and the pro's were going quite so we managed to pull the squid of them, as they were all anchored on the bull  ,anchored up and they left,had the bull to ourselves now, 6 drifts over the bull and ...
 
 
 
and one quote of good sized squids, 
 
 
 
prepare your squid ,i like mine tenderised as it takes on the flavours better and easy to chew on.
 
 
 
i only cook in salt water  from the sea ,so best to grab some mineral salt water. sterilise your jars ,you can use tablets but boiling water will do.
 
 
 
gather your spices i like to change it up in every jar.
 
 
 
only boil your squid in salt water .do not rinse with fresh just strain and let it cool so you can handle it
 
 
 
vineger and salt water only in the mix ,and if you pack the jars while the meat is warm it gives the jars that air tight pop when you open them to feast like a king ...https://youtu.be/BmMz3ift--Q cheers JAYMAN.

Teamed up with Tristman and Jetman ,and went out for a squid session at point riley this morning launched the bertram with a strong easterly blowing but flat seas which put a smile on my dial.perfect for squidding .
 
 
 
arrived at the squid hole/ledge with only 3 pro's on it no verbles exchanged which was good .sounder was showing a lot of squid not bulling but thick.
 
 
 
jigs hit the water working in close around the 10 ft mark and drift out , bang ! instant action  with 6 biggies on board ,time for another drift,on the second drift i noticed that a lot of squid was on the follow and the pro's were going quite so we managed to pull the squid of them, as they were all anchored on the bull  ,anchored up and they left,had the bull to ourselves now, 6 drifts over the bull and ...
 
 
 
and one quote of good sized squids, 
 
 
 
prepare your squid ,i like mine tenderised as it takes on the flavours better and easy to chew on.
 
 
 
i only cook in salt water  from the sea ,so best to grab some mineral salt water. sterilise your jars ,you can use tablets but boiling water will do.
 
 
 
gather your spices i like to change it up in every jar.
 
 
 
only boil your squid in salt water .do not rinse with fresh just strain and let it cool so you can handle it
 
 
 
vineger and salt water only in the mix ,and if you pack the jars while the meat is warm it gives the jars that air tight pop when you open them to feast like a king ...https://youtu.be/BmMz3ift--Q cheers JAYMAN.

Nicely done guys, a great spot to be fishing at the moment by the sounds.

onya Tristman (and Dad)

Nice snaps,great little session.

Nice catch. Always good to be close in instead of traveling out wide.

Very nice fellas, inshore snapper are alot of fun when you have the chance to get onto them.

Teamed up with Tristman and Jetman ,and went out for a squid session at point riley this morning launched the bertram with a strong easterly blowing but flat seas which put a smile on my dial.perfect for squidding .
 
 
 
arrived at the squid hole/ledge with only 3 pro's on it no verbles exchanged which was good .sounder was showing a lot of squid not bulling but thick.
 
 
 
jigs hit the water working in close around the 10 ft mark and drift out , bang ! instant action  with 6 biggies on board ,time for another drift,on the second drift i noticed that a lot of squid was on the follow and the pro's were going quite so we managed to pull the squid of them, as they were all anchored on the bull  ,anchored up and they left,had the bull to ourselves now, 6 drifts over the bull and ...
 
 
 
and one quote of good sized squids, 
 
 
 
prepare your squid ,i like mine tenderised as it takes on the flavours better and easy to chew on.
 
 
 
i only cook in salt water  from the sea ,so best to grab some mineral salt water. sterilise your jars ,you can use tablets but boiling water will do.
 
 
 
gather your spices i like to change it up in every jar.
 
 
 
only boil your squid in salt water .do not rinse with fresh just strain and let it cool so you can handle it
 
 
 
vineger and salt water only in the mix ,and if you pack the jars while the meat is warm it gives the jars that air tight pop when you open them to feast like a king ...https://youtu.be/BmMz3ift--Q cheers JAYMAN.