brenton

that turn looks too sharp sure he didn't leave and come back across his wake.

             cheers b

both i think

yep they have taken the easy option again say goodbye to decent squidding in the nth have area for a few years plus the untold damage we can't see, out of sight out of mind is very 19th century.

                                                 cheers b

wow kicking the goal there K.

            cheers b

wouldn't we all,great lures that cast a mile and with a good erratic action

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went out off NH yesty arvo for a bag of nice King george and 27 squid.

                              cheers b

will work wonders i'd say,easy targets though snapper will eat a piece of newspaper.

                             cheers nereus

I'd agree with Kelvin all i caught on bait in 3 sessions off the beach was little hammerheads and small dart

                                                    cheers b

i got the 4000 seems smooth and will pull most things backwards with 12kg of drag not that i'd be trying that,teamed with my new NS blackhole 10-20lb and 15 suffix pro its light as a feather and i'm looking forward to tangling with a jew or two on plastique.

                                                           cheers b

gold

cheers b

they still sell a symetre and its better than ever.

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I'd agree that nets and long lines should be banned in at least St Vincents gulf,its actually a very small body of water and if the commercials can stuff up Spencer gulf like they have its only a matter of time before St vincents rooted.As for Pirsa fixing anything i have very serious doubts that is possible,i think the incompetance and arrogance towards the rec sector  is astounding and i wouldn't trust them to run a chook raffle unless there are some wholesale changes.

What does give me some heart is perhaps we can bypass the duds at Pirsa if we can get Rural councils like Tumby ,Pt Broughton etc to ban netting in their surrounding

waters,any local council knows how much money the rec sector/tourists can bring into a town and if we can get them onboard then half the battle is won.REC fishing is a billion dollar industry better the small towns on Yorkes/West coast get some of that than a few million going into some greedy pros wallet who may or may not even live in the district

                    cheers b

yep we need to keep up the momentum with this.

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I've seen your standard bait board with rod holders attached to a poly spike before infact i saw one on the net last week with a stubbie holders as well.

                                                   cheers nereus

nope i keep any that is excess in sealed plastic containers all the time,i eat these first though

                             cheers b

a metal slice works as well as all assortments of bibbed lures.....slow as you can go.

                                   cheers b

got a couple of metro bags but working for them

                    cheers b

they don't seem to need any action because they work very well just fishing them on the drop around structure which is where i use them most,hidden weight jigheads are the go with these.

                 cheers nereus

i've done a lot of this style fishing and go the Loop knot,you never lose fish because of it, its very strong and by the time your leader gets too short you probably should be changing it so it doesn't cost you the fish of a lifetime.

                                        cheers nereus

wasn't bad this morning in the port,snagged 5 small bream a snook and the obligatory ST's on placcies.

                      cheers b

its all greek to me

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junkie seems very appropriate

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Love your work

     cheers b

well done i'll have a look.

               cheers b

you'll go blind eating bream 

                cheers b