Nazgul

chuckemback wrote: I would have to say that you actually do get many at marion Bay.. .HEAPS.. the three times I have been down there I have always caught squid and seen many more been pulled up by others. That night i caught those specimens a school of huge ones were swimming along the jetty... There were only two people on the jetty that was including myself and together we scored 28 squids in a matter of 20 mins or so! Just one after another!!!! :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: Rarely have I ever seen action like that day! :silly:

and finally ... the cleaning attempt!!! :silly: lucky it was not me that was motivated!!

The miss is holding up the squid a bit dodgy but look at the one below on the bench.. the one she was holding up was the bigger as you can see on the before picture!! :dry:

Caught these two specimens off Marion Bay Jetty a few months back now!I did not measure the tubes (What I do know though is that the tubes were bigger than a Mount Franklin 1.5 litre bottle) Another comparison... the knife you see on the pic measures 23cm! :side:

Softy wrote: Well... Just making sure there are only big ones in there for you softy so you can make the dream reality!!!

Hmmm.... no bites at first Softy... and once you got bites tackle failure... :dry: Hmmmmm

afishyfish wrote: haha... :woohoo: .... huh ... damn.. just jizzed in my pants... :silly:

In my collection of rods I have two innovator nitro rods... made of IM 8 graphite and loaded with Fuji alconite guides there are a pleasure to fish with anytime!! Price wise they are currently retailing around the 300-350$ mark but are worth the buck! You can purchase these at Fisherman's Paradise on Pirie Street in the City.What I also have is a Saltiga which is rated to the specs you have stated above.. you maybe but down a solid amount of dollars to get one but mate... THESE ARE AWESOME STRONG rods and fully set with SIC guides which are made for braided lines anyway. My best rod in the lin