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Enjoyed watching that,looks like everyone had a good time.

So yesterday I headed off to West Lakes to see what was happening. A massive school of salmon schooled up near the steps and there was a dude who caught one every cast! Sadly I didn't bring a rod but, he had 2 rods but there was too much happening to use both so he let me use the other rod! He was a great bloke.After the school had moved on, I had landed 3 decent 35cm+ salmon! He had at least 20 so he gave some away. He gave use 3 more so we had a nice bag of 6 salmon. I really thank him a lot because if he wasn't there, we wouldn't get a nice feed. Cheers to him!

Possibly bit late for that,think your reputation is already shot

Doesn't matter so much to where you move around as fish are always on the move too.What you need to do is spend lots of time soaking baits.The guys that do have the time will spend 3-4 days a week and 2-3 hours each day trying to catch fish,while the guys that spend 2 hours a fortnight come home more likely unsuccessful.many belong to this club.

But i got an idea for what you want to do doesn't require expensive gear

Another reel that iv'e used is the Shakespeare tidewater at BCF $60 comes in 4 sizes

Iv'e been using the Penn slammer 360 for small bait fish through to Onk mulloway $75Did look at shimano but replacement parts availability is to short these days.

You can buy metal putty filler from a hardware store and sand it down,be back to working condition.These's a couple different brands around.

I had Van Staal which cost me $1150 five years ago.Was going to buy one of these 50 year old Penns but they are only making in left hand wind.I'm currently greased packed a Quantum Boca 80.Here's some more Z Penns

Wrap an old towel around them before picking up

Hi, I have added a number of new video's to youtube.Ale asked for Port Stanvac Blocks (Oil Terminal) so I have added this.Some of the other recent videos are from over the West Coast and Eyre Peninsula, so may not be of interestwww.youtube.com/ozdiverdown for all videos or just for Oil Terminal thenhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ox1XxIA9koRegards.

Found this video on a yakking forum, it'd be awesome to see some footage of some local spots.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWVXpmXloCg#t=105

I use to make rods for people for a hobby and some pocket money,with the price of Chinese rods being to cheap as competition it wasn't worth going past being a hobby.Well for me it wasn't.You will need rod building machines which will get to several hundred,unless you make your own lathes.It's so competitive out there right now that snyder rods couldn't operate any more and sold out to wilson.Be interesting to see how long wilson tackle can last.

That's the smallest size waxwing (the others don't have trebles). I have caught plenty of ST's on them in that colour and have heard of Mulloway and Kingfish being caught on the larger sizes. The action on them is a very strong zig-zag which, in theory, should drive any predator crazy especially if it's moving fast. I have one of each size in that colour, but only really had a chance to try out the small one so far.

I think it's called "Marketing", ausea...

A surface lure but looks really realistic.