smokeykebab

sandfish? is that a new species?

sandfish? is that a new species?

always pays to go a size or two over as well.. that way 2 pairs of socks and some decent trackies underneath.. for extended fishing ive worn thermal underwear as well.. no fun being cold for hours on end

neoprone waders for 55bux i'm happy with that buy. the mojiko sps work wonders too. the st and bream smash them more so then squidgys and gulps and at 3.50 there a bargain.

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Trout are a very tasty fish on the plate. Nothing wrong with taking the odd fish

light line light jighead slow jerky retrieve with lots of pauses

light line light jighead slow jerky retrieve with lots of pauses

mojiko gear... uh i'd rather a jarvis walker :silly:

lol small world i just looked at the first photo that's where i work :whistle: i recognize that bulk stalk of plano tackle boxes anywhere i did make it after all. and now i do recall seeing you today, i almost ran u over with a sack truck. gimme a pm if you want the aernos i'll hook u up with staff discount.

lol small world i just looked at the first photo that's where i work :whistle: i recognize that bulk stalk of plano tackle boxes anywhere i did make it after all. and now i do recall seeing you today, i almost ran u over with a sack truck. gimme a pm if you want the aernos i'll hook u up with staff discount.

i use a jarvis walker marado bf3000 10lb mono for my whiting fishing. i go for a 15gram to 30gram sinker paternoster rig with 6, 8 or 10 longshanks. 7ft jarvis walker nibbletip rod. i use a shimano 4000 for landbased snapper fishing, so i'd say its overkill.

i've never had to clean my reels or rod. just never drop them in sand or water. never had an issue.

10lb platypus mono platinum. best allrounder mono i've ever used. light enough to fish unweighted with but strong enough to cast 60gram sinkers with ease. heck i've even live baited with it and never had a problem with tangles or knots.

get a shimano hairnoss 1000, tommys will feel like snapper on such a small reel, plus with the change u can get a 1-3kg graphite rod and 150m of 4lb braid.spiderpig has an okuma flame 2000size 79bux at spot on. good looking reel.

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get a shimano hairnoss 1000, tommys will feel like snapper on such a small reel, plus with the change u can get a 1-3kg graphite rod and 150m of 4lb braid.spiderpig has an okuma flame 2000size 79bux at spot on. good looking reel.

i recieved my cap and bragmat yesterday, caps in blue camo color. matches my rod.

nope not a problem. got it changed over the next day. the new one became my sharking reel (700m 30lb braid) and i caught the above eagle ray with it on a balloon bait. i believe it was inferior braid that caused the reel to break in the first place, braid was burning up and getting caught in the roller before explosion took place. never had a problem with okuma's warranty even my cousin burnt out his drag the drag was locked onto the reel would't come off after his encounter with a ray. even someone brang in a 2 year old okuma endurance at my work and we had to send it back to rapala for repairs. so they do honor there piece of paper that says lifetime warranty.

I'm a big fan of baitrunners, I've got 6 of them daiwa regal plus, okuma epix, avenger, shimano thunnus ci4, jarvis walker, outdoor expedition and honestly this reel is unbreakable. I've prob used it 50 times caught 3 big fish on it and it hasn't missed a beat. 8.2kg snapper skull dragged it in, 84cm mully demolished within 3 minutes, 40-50kg eagle ray ok that took 30mins but it did sit on the floor for 10mins of the fight. for the price there a great entry level baitrunner reel. I've dropped mine in saltwater, sand, bashed it on rocks and never once cleaned or serviced it.

http://www.strikehook.com/forum/22-saltwater-fishing/196537-fish-quality-in-west-lakes-and-the-port-riverall the info there ^

...a ban on live baiting coz its cruel?

I only target them in 2 places really west lakes (all year round) and a metro beach and a few different beaches down south at the right time year, summer for schoolies and during winter normally get the bigger ones. estuaries = live bait all year round just a matter of playing the waiting game. surf = freshest bait possible big tides rough conditions finding the right gutter.

might've been bream. try just hooking the fish through the back once and let a 2nd hook dangle behind. fishing the onk?