pellipeeli11

Gidday all Im going to be in Adelaide for three days soon .staying in the Walkerville/Vale park area, I'm wondering if its worthwhile throwing some lures around in the Torrens River near there ( if there are any waterholes in the area ) .I imagine if there is any water it will only hold carp ? Any info appreciatedPeeli-peeli 17

gidday hallowsGive us your age ,I reckon it is young,Ive been on the planet a long time ,and been involved in a lot of stuff over the years (mostly Good and legal) when it comes to buying stuff in shops which is illegal to use/own but not illegal to sell you can buy or find most things especially now with the internet. you still have the option wheather you learn and follow the rules and regulations or dont give a stuff like alot of people decide to do .Just remember this, you can do or say whatever you like/want in life but be mature enough to accept the consequences if you get caught........

callophunter is spot on Sabiki with more than 3 hooks a definate NO NO in SAIt dont matter that you can buy them in storesProbably pay Hallows to start reading fishing regulations .I'm from intrerstate when I am travel to SA I always brush up on SA and PIRSA regulations Cheers pellipeeli11

gidday allyakmando Who are "THEY" and are they going to recall the dodgey ones or just let the tackle store owners decide whether or not they will give them the flick or sell them to us fishos ??????Cheers pellipeeli11

gidday jimbojamesIm always keen to try new stuff,Ive wanted to canoe the pat or westlakes,top of the port river around pylons etc and flick ultra light around the boats and pontoons ,reluctant to use my old dogbox canoe but thats about to change soon PM me so we can try to set something up when i am in adelaide

Thanks for the warning, :sick: Ive no intention of keeping fish :vomit: only c/r . maybe wear some gloves for protection and have antibiotics beforhand.all that aside I just want access to bridge pylons and marina pontoons as well as water a bit deeper. Brenton do you ever fish westlakes for bream and if so how do you dodge the rowers that are there early in the mornings ? When I have fished from the edge or from some of the pontoons the rowers come real close and foul my 4lb line , Ive been tempted to load up with 30lb braid and pull them out of their boats, :evil: :evil: Dont kn

Gidday all Im coming to Adelaide soon to pick up a new canoe,thought I might have a session on the bream in the Pattawalonga marina, does anyone know if there are any restrictions relating to this ?thanks pellipeeli11

yeah snake try 250gms of salt and bring water to the boil for three mins, that might kill the water problem and may turn the yabs a bright shade of red........................ Sorry just joking ,Ikept a couple of large yabs for about 2 years and found i had to fit a larger filter,also it may be what u r feeding them ????????? cheers pellipeeli11

BEER BEER BEER Its all I hear :vomit: :vomit: Just remember all you BEER drinkers out thereBEER is just like SEX ,when its good its GREAT, when its BAD its still pretty GOOD. Bourbon for this little black duck as for the NOBHEAD who instigated this thread I hope you end up fishing at the fish and chip shop for your mullies. GIVE HIM / HER WHAT HE / SHE DESERVES ,,,,,,,Sweet F/A

Thanks Everyone anyway , Looks like some more research needed on my part before next trip I might try Marine and Harbours ,if they have a website????????Thanks again peelipeeli

[attachment:3]C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\crabs.jpg[/attachment]Gidday all Can any one tell me can I tie up to a jetty to fish the pylons please .? We went to wallaroo recently to fish from the end of the jetty but there was a grain boat loading the whole time we were there and the gates half way out were closed so we hired a tinny and anchored away from the end about 20 meters and cast back to the jetty , ( We only caught throw backs as it happened ). when we got home to Broken Hill a bloke at work said we were to close to the jetty and reconned we had to be 300 m

Ive never been to Moonta .going there next week,Can anyone tell me is it worth chucking a whole squid off the jetty at night ? and what might eat it in that area?Cheers Peelipeeli14

Thanks for the info Brenton and SmokeykI hope to get to w/lakes Sat morn about 6am and try to dodge the rowers, and hopefully again monday morn then off to moonta for a night might hit the jetty for some squid thanks again peelipeeli14

gidday all peelipeeli14 is backIts been a long time and an even longer story,Last time I tossed a few lures (about 6mths ago ) in W/Lakes only got one hit and saw a good squid,time before (about 3years ago ) caught a 39cm bream from under a pontoon,I am back in Adelaide for a few days this weekend and weather permitting i plan to have a cast or two. QuestionIs it worthwhile tossing lures and plastics around between the pontoons or mostly hit the pontoons ???PS I will only be L/B and

Giday all,Last time i was in adelaide i went for a lure session down west lakes ,On one retrieve i noticed a good size squid follow my h/b lure ,i now have a small squid jig (TATAKI egi clicker )4gms,in the box ....Has anyone experienced squid at west lakes before 'cheers from peelipeeli15

Gidday allI know this post is in the wrong topic but I figure more people read this one than any other. I need advice from Rod Builders about a particular type / style of fishing rod i am trying to aquire.It needs to be casting rod , I would like to cast very light H/B lures,Very light S/Ps,and 1/8oz spinnerbaits etcGLoomis made a rod #SJR-720 GL2 (Spin rod) GLoomis also made a rod #CJR-720 GL2 (Casting rod) 2-8lb i think,extra fast tip ,6ft or 6ft-6"The Casting rod and /or the blank is no longer available ,I have access to the casting rod mentioned from a tackle store near me.What i am tryi

:woohoo: Ha Ha maybe he should have backed off the drag a bit more

no weetbix mate but i do have a little minn-kota as the old shoulder is a bit suss now cheers

bugger I dont have a boat only a canoe do you think i could paddle fast enough vapor only joking peelipeeli14

Gidday allI am looking for a new Shimano Chronarch 100 ( bantam )the same model as this one ,I will be in Adelaide soon,any help from private or tackle store sponsors would be appreciated . THanks peelipeeli14

gidday Watersnake and othersI have used WD40 for years,also Tackleguard,CRC,Penatrene,even Bushman spray on my reels,lines, lures,baits,etc ,Never worried about it affecting catch rates and on some occasions it definatly has not bothered the fish. :ohmy: I even tried Kerosene and Glowbait on worms and shrimp in west lakes once ,after reading about it being good for Bream, NOT GOOD,left a Longgg Bright green oil slick for all to see. (exit stage left asap). On hooks and swivels just use tuna oil,just a little in in tackle box tray it will also stick the hooks etc to the bottom of the

gidday allThanks for the replies, I also have done some more research.Further to Kayakfishers reply , read here, Generally the type of steel the knife is made of should determine the type of stone and finishing steel to be used.ie:- Harder knife steel, softer sharpening stone. Softer knife steel, harder sharpening stone. Sharper knife ,finer steel. (knife will go dull quicker ) and need to be put to the steel more regularly Also the more the knife is used the more often it will need to be put to the sharpening stone,then just the steel for a time before repeat

Gidday all its been a while.I am trying to clean a Knife steel ( read ceramic sharpener )I have tried all sorts of stuff,no luck .Can anybody offer advice please.? Peelipeeli 14

Here is an old post from "brenton" which may help If you go search forum for how i butterfly fillet gar and you can view the photos to accompany the instructions Cheers peelipeeli14An often asked question is "how do i butterfly fillet a gar"well this is how i do it.I use a rounded butter knife sharpened to a nice edge.put the knife right through the fish just below its butt and cut down to the tail.now cut towards the head but don't cut through the ribs,then slice down behind the head too the backbone.now with an angled knife cut through the pin bones but over the top of the ribs but don't

Re: Help catching garGidday sandyW garfishing off the beach/rocks is best with an offshore wind,or light breeze, and a falling tide as this should carry your burly and float in the same general direction also it(the Wind and Tide) will be taking small morsels from beach to sea,early morning or late arvo is good.Not too much burley ,bread/branPS This is a post from january 09.(Help catching gar)Cheers peelipeeli14