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My old man's been giving me some tips on cooking steak (he's a chef at very renowned restaurant ) season with salt pepper, oil steak not pan or grill, don't cook straight from the fridge, turn steak when beads moisture on top, turn once only. Let rest off the heat before serving. Should judge wether its cooked or not by pressing rather than timing. Talking to mates that are chefs they reckon med rare is best and I agree

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RIP. I Know how you feel my sol had a encounter with the bimini on my boat the other week. it didnt win.

had a play with one in the tackle shop they look pretty sweet. in the book is says they used some nasa magnetic grease or something pretty high tech lol

ok heres what I runteam daiwa redback 10-17lb rod matched with 3000 redback reel running 20lb sunline this is my heavey snapper set upteam daiwa sol type 2 10-14lb rod matched sol 3000 running 15lb sunlinethis is my inshore snapper set upberkley 2-4kg dropshot with 2000 tierra use for tommies, whiting, bream, squid etc.10ft penn spinfisher big game rod with a Daiwa windcastx running 35lb low stretch monouse for salmon mullies etccustom 10ft classic rod with abu 7000 running low stretch mono 30lbmullies larger baits

Don't know a lot about shimano gear but those t curves look alright

summer when was that? had a really good start to the year with the reds landing at least 30 legals jan feb but has slowed down a fraction since.

gday mate I run a Penn Spinfisher big game surf rod, it is insainly good really light but has so much power in it. you can get them for around 130. but not sure how it would mauch your reel.best bet is to take your reel to your tackle shop put it on a few rods and see how it feels.

awesome mate well done. and very well netted by the better half.

signed up

For the past couple of years I've only used iqf grade pillies which are fit for human consumption they are individually frozen seem so much fresher than blocks and stay on hook better and bein individually frozen u don't need to have to pull em off the frozen block and break them etc

Just legal I reckon lol. Nice fish mate I reckon pushing 1m and 9kg

Did go through tackle shop with warranty or Daiwa diret? I had a prob with a new sol and it was replaced within a week through my tackle shop. I have been told the Daiwa rep is very good and its no skin off his a$$ to replace a defect product I could see a grey area with handle issues but the drag problem is not good enough at all

Might sus out the local seafood shop see what they can do

yeah no worries might have to sus them out. worth the trip if I can save some dollars on fish food (not bait lately)

Hey All,lookin to start gettin bait in bulk to save a few $$$. anyone know where I can get IQF pillies bulk cheersABF

i think it is proposed that it be closed from the ramp to 6km towards the mouth.

Beach worms work well they will catch both mulett and whiting and they stay on well you can get live worms from some of the local tackle shops. You don't need to cast very far just look for the deeper sections of the beach. Near the steps between button rd and sellicks ramp is usually a nice gutter. Good luck mate

Pondie yes Marion bay Mayb not

heard bouyweather is good might have to fork out some coin and get it

what is the go with these internet weather forecast sites are any of them ever accurate. I have used sea breeze and willy weather and they are so un- reliable. What other ones do you use? and are they any good???

Been using sunline lately very happy with it

I wear mine to launch my boat off the beach in winter, but like the others they come off straight away.

Daiwa windcast is what I'm running very happy with it