Dubs The Tackle Man

Congrats Grazy to good mate

voogoofish wrote: We're gonna ned a bigger boat :dry: so will he live if I buy him In Your Opinion???My brother has glass catfish in his tank as we speak has had them for ages and Im 100% certin that he dont feed his bloodworms everyday, maybe once a month if there lucky always dry food, killer looking fish you see all the skeleton moving the the food it has just eatin in its guts crazy. His would be close to 100mm long.Id get 1 but my goldens would eat him lol

nice tank vf a tank is a tank mate got some fish in there thats all that counts I reckon.Ben M dead right about aggies great shop.Funky looking fish hoopsy

That sounded like something a principle would have said to me when I was going to school jagger lol.But seriously I think some people took things a bit to much to heart and now weedie is left lost not knowing, read back through the posts mate you'll find some good advice.PS had to stur you up jagger couldnt help my slf

weaver wrote: Would have to be one of the best ways to put it wevs.

FushLups wrote: Cant really compare the 2 together 1 is much better than the other and a fair few more clams too.The new shimano D series are nice very tough reels more crisp than than old series and few more kgs of drag to.The saltiga are second to none in my opinion, the 4500z being a lil better having a sealed body plus having a few extra kgs of drag and double the line capacity, but like I said your looking at a fw more clams compared to the shimano baitrunner.The hiramasa's are sick rods love em but again not cheap that rod will cost you more than the shimano reel.Just a few things to thi

I dont think that what there getting at snappahunta, I work in a tackle store and have seen the best and the worst.You half right in the sence that just because something is cheap doesnt mean its useless but the general I go by is yoou get what you pay for, dont expect it to you last you a life time because you'll be sadly dissapointed.Personally I havent heard of em so couldnt tell ya if there good or badAll I can say is you work to your budget and be happy with it, it doesnt matter what any1 else thinks of it if your happy fishing with it who cares.

OLD SALTY wrote: Not sure os all out down at the shop here contact the office I think weedie put it up in his first post they should be able to help

Have been handing out these booklets and a few stickers at the shop here, I think I know where my vote will be going this year and it aint the greens thats forsure

Mancini wrote: ? not looking in the right spot

Has only been brought in over the last few years, its in the recreational fishing guide.

thanks mate fixed it up not allowed

Hey mate,Have no photos but I can tell you they work, have used them myself and other brands of the octo jig and plastics and the snaps love em.Also great on the nannies ans swallow tail down the bottom of yorkes but the couta can be a pain.Lucanus are the most known there are others river2sea do a good 1 and power jig do another not bad jig

Del wrote: I wouldnt get caught using chicken anything that doesnt come from the water is not allowed to be used in the water, ie chicken carcasas and red meat in crab nets.Sorry to ruin your plan just letting you know

LOL snappahunta nah wasnt fishing the containers mate, I have a rough idea of where it is just take some looking around to find it but Ill find it.The other night we were out around the 30k mark I'd call that fishing the gulf no local out there just water

No spot is secret and if you think that your spot is your dreaming, We'll find it or get it dont you worry

Hey mate know of this drop it is located at ardrossan in very close there,Not sure of 1 over from Nth HavenProduces some very nice snapper and whiting have heard it is firering

Lucky it wasnt in the fridge

looks like not a bad day down there on the beach, good work anywayz egt em out fishing

Hey mate Dont mind chasing a few reds my self, I would match my line to your reel and rod depending on age of the reel most peen over heads will give you somewhere around 5kg so 50lb will be a bit of a waste of time and matching your line to your rods rating would be a good idea to.If your rod is 10kgs then fish up to 10kg line, they used to say fish your drag at a 3rd of its breaking strain.I now fish with my whiting gear and landing fish over 7kgs, started on the 6lb but its a bit tough so jumped 2 8lb on a 2500 exceller plus and a custom built stick.Like a few others have said fish to what

top stuff mate top fish too

The saltist are a great reel, and at a fair price too would take that over the finor any day of the week.30kgs of drag is a serious amount not many people could stand up and hold onto a rod at that pressure, so you gota look at it seriously.In saying that you dont what to buy a reel and fish it to its max drag and capabilties anyway as you wouldnt go and buy a car and drive it as fast as it can go.Happy hunting bds

We have some here at tackleworld salisbury for $40 with rubber reel protection unlike the others

Hell yea yellow fin in the summer for sure