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yum yum yum!!!love the stuff... just so dam expensive!

wasabi????

pouring some tuna oil into the sand is also a good way of putting out a slick with the waves

if im fishing a gutter i just feed out chopped pillies into the gutter while im fishing. throw them out by hand.

i look forward to eating one one day.. but as mine are caught in SAFWAA dams... its C&A.. so a trip up the murry will be on the cards.. since im a salt water fisher.. im pretty keen to try this fresh water fish.. when done properly.. im hoping for atleast a half decent feed.

that we do Vb4me... and we all know who wears the pants in the relationship too

well done to your lad!!great to see the lil guy pulling in the mullies already!!

i can also attest to the Schnider and Maxima, as that is all i ever used over on the west coast.And i stuck maxima on my 8' pen combo soon as i bought it too :Dbraid on every other set up ive got tho..

i was always an egg beater user for small land based fishing. but soon as i started fishing the beach for salmon and the rocks for snapper over coffin bay area my step father passed me down one of his old Alveys and a big old rod for it. 13' single pce the rod needed sanding back and re-glassing and the eyes rewound.. so that was some summer work for me to do. he took the time to teach me how to clean up the old rod and make her new again. then came the alvey.. learning the finer arts of casting her and also how to retrieve the line correctly (no lil helper clips on the old rod) so

flatties will eat just about anything that moves.. or doesnt. but funniest part is.. imagine that fishing trying to sh!t that bone out!!

undertaker wrote: LOL id rather make sandy get them for me :Pbut yeah im keen to get some over summer

id rather send sandy out blacks point where is that ?

fantastic work! love how cheeky those dolphins are!!

for a bag of plastics.. some jig heads.. and some small HBS etc.. i use an old DISKMAN bag. wraps over the shoulder i can get an easy half dozen bags of plastics and a couple small plastic tackle trays in containing jig heads and anything up to 50-60mm HBS worth a look

its ok ranger... i now have a spare sock you can have.. make a mismatched pair!!

have never butterflyed them... think ill take your good work.. and give it a go the next time i get a feed of the lil shitters...

had a look at them.. but didint buy any.. didint quite take me..

awesome... pure awesome!

its working for me thats for sure...

fennel is a pest weed in many parks. and yes i would think that it woudl work similar. as it does smell the same.

Shark_Fisho wrote: plenty of burley... i differe of opinion as they arent heavy eaters.. dont wanna feed them up on the berley or they wont take ya bait! keep baits small too they dont have a huge gob..ofcourse with everything.. everyone has different techniques and thoughts on it all. lol

if you use that sa a guide then use the lower edge as the outter guide.. you should be right :)just trim the rib cage afterwards if you go too deep :)the pin bones after cooking are pretty soft.. mostly dont notice them if you leave a few in there.

SandyWhiting wrote: typical.. a woman shopping

if you look at teh bottom fish in this picture you can see the two lines that run from head to tail . if you use these as a guide... you should be ok!!

SandyWhiting wrote: bought a garfish rig?? a pencil float.. and 2 hooks??? surely your an able fisherwoman.. and rig ya own up :Pberly use bran flakes you can buy form your local fishing shop or horse feeds suuplier. mix in some tuna oil and some water to desired thickness.swivel... float.. then two hooks about 3 foot and 4 foot down.the float should be adjustable for depth adjustments. use 3kg line at heaviest :)good luck!and when filleting them.. there is a dark lne down the lenght of each side. on the top of its back if you cut thru there and come out at teh side join of the bottom of t