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Not a name of a piece of tackle but one that grieves me everytime I hear it.I 'slow rolled' my lure past the snag........translation....slowly wound it in. I reckon that's pretty wanky!

Looks like mariners ct. Good onya...Never caught a salmon there but have caught bream, flounder and mulloway there.Bet you had fun young fella...thanks for sharing!

Original Sabre blanks brought into Australia, became seeker blanks marketed as sabres...likely what you have...and me....top rods! ...no idea now though.

Too me it feels like a decent bee sting, rubbing the wound on the belly seems to work, within 1/2hr the pain has gone. Good to know because my flatty fishing is about to ramp up again wading and now yakking the shallows up here. Hitting ya thumb with a hammer hurts way more!!!!!!!!!!!!

Maybe Price creek???...sorta looked a bit like that area.

I LOVE it when a school of half decent whiting goes nuts below the boat!and like a couple of others I really enjoy wading around in late spring flicking lures for flatties and flounder. Both HB and SP.

Tis a blue spot goby....good bait for big bream

good to see you got out there and had a fish. beats working hey. I had flat battery in boat and 4wd so i was never going to fight the crowds.appreciate your report.

Well done!Thats identical size to my first over 60 as well!Happy times

Some of those could be turned into baits. No matter what size flatties are a top catch and interesting fish. I love wading around the shallows flicking lures and catching the odd one or two.

I love superglue for added insurance! I use it when tying light braid to leader, I use it when I make wind on leaders (like the bought ones) made with dacron and nylon, and I often use it to coat my bimini twist on my gamefishing tackle, caught all manner of fish on these setups from small rubbish to big kings/sharks and the knot/connection has never let me down. Any superglue doubters, give it a go, it doesn't perish your line, just let it dry before it gets wound onto the spool! lol.

Wow, only seen a pic in an old magazine of one of them. All sorts of odd things happen in fishing like the shallow ceduna tuna video. My most unexpected coorong capture (from mundoo) was a 1.2kg red gurnard (like the butterfly gurnard with the pretty wings) different to the ones i've caught off pt mac and robe. Certainly was a shock after catching small mullys on the last few pilly cubes!

Can't go wrong.....mostly what i use for all my fishing for big fish.60-80 for snapper rigs.....80-150 for deep bottom and kingy rigs, etc.Also use it when tieing my windon leaders too. Good gear and ties good knots.

Good stuff yakmandoMy best on 1kg mono was 2.59kg at cape jaffa.Probably best weight to line class (but was braid line) was 9.5kg on 4lb (1.8kg braid). Used to get stacks of good fish in shallow here on light braid from 4 to 8lb b/s and fish were all sizes up to 11kg +.My best on light line at your age was probably 28cms on 20 pound mono!!!!!Good stuff mate....good post

And trout only continue year in and year out for us because of a few hard working people involved with SAFFA and for all of us that appreciate trout fishing we should be thankful....but still it is not a clear cut issue.....fishos and greenies....both have a case here Not that i'm a greenie by any stretch .....*drawing up phlegm*andpitooey.....ting...yeah hit the spittle tray!!!!!!!

I voted release too...they're here FOR GOOD!NOT GOOD but NOT LEAVINGI'm with spiny too......Vermin are vermin kill all carp, trout, redfin, etc........Never gonna be the way so our natives have to adapt!....or perish...... Not just cod n callop, but galaxids, pygmy perch, river blackfish, etc..Hence my release vote.....nobody that fishes seriously could be a criminal for accidentally having a carp slip back when they release trout if they choose...trout even have a minimum size....??????Yes, yes, i know trout are a sportfish.........yes, yes and i have caught and killed and caught and release

Stacks of uses!!!!!Downrigging kings works!Downrigging snapper bait in strong tides!!!!!Deep tuna!!!!etc, etc, etcIf u are serious it won't be used once and u can experiment!

love it.Me....trying to troll some flatties from my ebay cheapy yak from spots i normally wade. Should be fun. Shall hit the stones for relaxing balmy evenings with shark baits out for a tug o war with the odd toothy and hopefully some offshore stuff where tuna and deepwater succulents like morwong, nannies and harlequin may be a real chance. Hope to crack a BIG blue parrot fish out there too......see what happens

Love it Adon. Heard u got a nice harlequin the other day....bastardo!!!!!!!Go hard or go home...Like a big tug o war!i think its a man thing!Woggy was telling me bout the newish fishery u guys have been hitting....good work. close to home too. If they peel off 37kg, I'm gonna fish with tug boat mooring rope, and hire hulk hogan to hold onto me, and pray me arms don't get ripped off during the tussle!!!!!!!!

Yeah lots of it was familiar. I enjoy reading stories and seeing pics from guys I know. I've just upgraded to 37kg for summer, lol. Gonna rip the lips off 'em!And yeah I remember the boat pic and day.Hope ya keeping well Rich!

Hey chrispin' date=' yeah i hope it helps the guys hooking the bigguns and loosing em. I love my big fishies. P.s Did any of you guys read the story? what did you honestly think?[/quote']Too much WOGBERT!!!!!!!!!!!! Was ok apart from that Richard. lol.

They are definately a good livey for bream. Used to scoop them in a dab net from weed on marina pontoons as well as shrimp and both were good bait.

I like all fishing related shows, love em. One that was short lived but SA based and hasn't come up yet was Hooked on .... whatever it was by Steve Szasz. Local SA content was good!. used to love Peter Nicholls segment on the channel 10 news as well. But currently I get a laugh from Robson, Like the hook line and sinker blokes and watch IFISH if the missus allows it, albeit not at full noise.ALL good imho!