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  1. Anaconda might have something. What about a wading bag like the alvey ones.
  2. I'm sure some will have some ideas for you. Don't quote me, but I thought I read somewhere recently that redfin have been caught in the much higher areas of the onkaparinga.
  3. I don't think there is any 'rule' for length of leader but I wouldn't have the lure too close behind the paravane as it could spook the fish. For memory when I used them, many many years ago, I think my leader length was around 4-5 mts long.
  4. Hope you don't get too many of those days again
  5. Not sure - probably, but doesn't seem worth it. I would have thrown it back anyway.
  6. There really are some stupid people in this world
  7. You may have seen this this link. https://skyaboveus.com/fishing/Ways-to-Get-Earthworms-to-Come-Out-of-the-Ground I like the car battery
  8. Yeah seems like a Flute but I thought their body (just before tail) was skinnier. A Tubemouth maybe.
  9. Good to see some bigger ones in there - that will keep the Breamers happy. A number of Bream were swimming around with a lot Gar on the PN jetty late morning today - none biting and all looked undersize.
  10. Nicely done daninozz with a good couple of Salmon. And to have a flatty take the lure for the first would have had the heart pump a bit quicker at the time lol But good to get a bit of variety even though many small and pity about so many trumpeters. The point does look a good fish spot and glad you enjoyed your time there. Thanks for the write up
  11. As far as I know, and have tried on the few squid I have caught, is to run your thumb nail down the tentacles/suction caps a few times - I haven't found any little hard bits.
  12. Yeah, the Onk council has made a number of accusations - whether true or false only those involved really know. This is the kiosk operator (Rob) response .... " Dear Customers, friends and boat ramp users. Apologies for the lengthy post. Most of you will have already discovered that the council has taken over the boat ramp and locked the kiosk. Thank you for the many, many phone calls of concern that I have received. I feel that you all deserve an explanation for this. On Wednesday 17th March I arrived at the ramp to open up as usual only to find that the l
  13. Yep loving also - great find SurfcaztR. Great stories, footage and photos. So many similarities to here - secret spots, issues with surfers and the crowds that turn up if someone says where they caught fish and always a few crazies fishing in neck deep water lol
  14. Agree with Or check with any local tackle stores that may also know of someone local to your area. Good luck with your assignment and well done on convincing your teacher
  15. FYI for those that use the Sullies boat ramp - immediate effect (18.3.2021) Boat ramp launch permit Important changes at O’Sullivan Beach Boat Ramp The City of Onkaparinga has temporarily taken responsibility for operating the O’Sullivan Beach boat ramp. This is because council has identified concerns about the current operator’s compliance with conditions of the operating agreement. The council has invited the operators to respond to these concerns. Once the response has been received, council will review it and make a final decision. Council
  16. I always get bones if I don't fillet them - even the smaller ones, but could be I don't cook them too long to dissolve them. So I always fillet them and only cook for a few minutes.
  17. I'd say deep frying Gar might a little over the top being such a thin and delicate piece of flesh considering how long the batter/crumbs take to crisp up. Fry pan shouldn't really need too much oil, as long as the pan heated to at least medium - not too hot. Most of the oil will be soaked up in the crumbs (compared to just a coating of flour, herbs etc) but by the time you flip the fillets there should be enough on pan to allow the fillet to 'swirled' around the pan - I turn the heat off when I flip Gar as the remaining heat in pan will be enough to finish off the fillet. Also,
  18. Yeah have seen that - I can't get hang of butterflying with keeping the belly joined, in-fact, I can't butterfly any fish like that
  19. Yeah ..... nah -- you'll go hungry They can take lures (rarely) , but not worth the effort.
  20. I'm too dmck lol I need to get out and catch some Gar, but few and far between on my jetty
  21. They look very nice YD1 If wanted also, once filleted you can soak them in milk for a few hours which will dissolve the smaller bones - bigger Gar with bigger bones not so much.
  22. No worries mate. Not sure if I'm reading it right - are you saying Gar can't be butterflied once they have been gutted? If so, nope, gut them first. This is how I butterfly them (not my video).
  23. Well if you didn't cook them tonight, then definitely by tomorrow at the latest. A simple coating of seasoned (S&P) flour is the simplest. But can add small amount of tumeric to the seasoned flour for a yellowish look. Medium heat, skin side down first. You'll see the flesh cooking through. Then turn off heat and turn the fillets over and let the remaining heat in the pan cook the remaining flesh. Or ..... Dry fry some herbs and breadcrumbs. Lay a slither of pancetta, place gar fillet on top, then add the herb/breadcrumb mixture. Rollup and put toothpick
  24. Not a bad effort at all. And a squid on the lure - stupid squid
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