Piranha

Those jig spinner forms are rediculously expensive in Aus, if your keen google Lurepartsonline.com , cheaper again to buy the forms and blades seperate and assemble yourself

T-curve T series 2-4kg would be more suited to breamin 2-5kg would be a bit heavy imo unless you run into a lot of mullies while breamin.

I hope that it's a dedicated toothbrush you use Piranah Nothing worse than picking up the wrong toothbrush and starting to scrub only to find some old pillie bits getting loose in your mouth :sick: :cNo problems there mate! I'm always sure to only use the missus toothbrush

a rub a tug and a scrub = shiny clean rod maybe :cheer: :dry:

Not suprised, when you tell her your off to play with your tackle in the shower :whistle: :cheer: For cleaning cork grips I just use warm soapy water and a toothbrush to get in the gaps.

Their great for estury perch and redfin, miss the odd hit but the lack of snags make up for it.PS,They tend to remove some of the plastics action so for the reddies attach a jig clip and spinner bait blade to help entice them!

Take one out and another will take it's place' date=' [b']trout are stocked in 'put and take' fisheries so eat all you want Yakmondo[/b] don't listen to the guys who cry while cleaning fish Thats their issue not yours. Fillet them up and roll in flour , egg and breadcrumb and shallow fry in butter [attachment=10120]Screenshot2012-04-29at1.05.24AM.png[/attachment] Really? Can't think of too many southern creeks, where this fish was caught, that are actively stocked and on public land.Regardless - Yakmando has already made it obvious he will enjoy these fish responsibly They had to be stoc

Take one out and another will take it's place, trout are stocked in 'put and take' fisheries so eat all you want Yakmondo don't listen to the guys who cry while cleaning fish Thats their issue not yours. Fillet them up and roll in flour , egg and breadcrumb and shallow fry in butter

Great news it's finally ready for more testing bring on the herpes! Testing methods are pretty stringent these days Tony.

Interesting, is there training/equipment provided for those that intend to take that option?Tagging a large cod has a fair bit to it, with sedation methods, handling, and bringing the fish out of sedation and knowing when it's able to be released sucessfully ect ect not to mention that the current SA fishing regs would have to be broken to do it properly ie, no removal of cod from the water.can of worms maybe :whistle:

Just did some googling and im not sure that fish tagging fits the definition. :dry: You may require a 'scientific licence' under section 132C of the National Parks and Wildlife Act if you wish to undertake an activity or project for research, education or conservation purposes that is likely to result in one or more of the following:Harm to any protected fauna, or to an animal that is a threatened species or is part of an endangered population or an endangered ecological community. Picking of any protected native plant, or any plant that is a threatened species or is part of an endangered popu

In a club dam for sure but 70lb is only a bit above average for the murray in SA

1m murray cod are a bit too common making the club not so elusive, 140cm/100lb murray cod would be more like it followed by 15lb+ callop 10lb+ cattie 8 lb+ silver 20lb+ trout cod 6 lb+ redfin 15lb+ brown trout 4 lb blackfishA metre murray cod from Arno bay must have been a highlight Willy :cheer: cheers

The end and southern side of the jetty has railings but theres none off the north side. Most sharkers tend to catch more about half way out (raised jetty platform), off the end is just sand bottom with little to no structure.March and april normally sees large mulloway caught off the jetty especially after a good blow to stir things up. Livies suspended under float accounts for most. you'll need westerly winds to balloon off the end or southerly's to fish off the north side but no railing apart from the raised platform half way out. Head south into canunda for the better beaches for mully and

I might have been a bit harsh It's all about using something you have confidence in that suits your budget ect. Personally I think fireline is every bit as strong as others on the market, just find it thick, a bit too waxy and holds way too much memory for my liking but thats just me (hack fisherman) Think it's one of the worlds top selling lines so i'm in the minority

Fireline is great to use for a first time braid/gelspun user, any other brand line you use afterwards will be a big step up. start with the worst and all the rest will be a dream to use

All it needs now is about 2-3 tonne of bubble wrap

Thanks Trihull fisher Iv'e ordered 20 something packs in the last few days so I better stop buying before funding runs out

Cheers Macman I tried mo first but their all out, they do have a hell of a lot of stock advertised that they don't have, their alternative to the all-terrain are on backorder atm.with the help of members I tracked enough down, so thanks again guys they work well on perch species with a few extra attachments

Thanks very much for the call and post Tony I'm just waiting on a shipment from another supplier, once they arrive I will know what other sizes I need and i'll try some bargaining with anglers choice Most retailers are aware their discontinued so their all selling at a premium price, they where around $5.50 a pack not too long ago :S cheers

Turns out their a discontinued item rare as rocking horse shit :S plenty of shops still have the larger heavy ones on owner hooks but the light g-lock gama hooks are very hard to find, ended up calling half the coastal tackle stores in the country and found some at spot on pt Lincoln :cheer: just got to sell the house to afford them now :whistle: They still have a pack or 2 left if anyones interested!cheers

Tastes better than blue's and cray IMO especially when fresh we export all our king crab and then import from Alaska :S