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The video says it all

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!

Hi, for those that are fishing the site known as the Cape Jaffa in the Gulf - I have compiled a video, telling the story of it.Built in 1951 in a back yard shed in Kingston SE, and sinking in 1973 - of the vicinity of Carrickalinga in some 27 metres of water - This short video tells of the boat's working life and ownerships.It provides a bit of insight of the vessel, and what you are fishing on.I hope you enjoy.Safe fishing on the water, and hope you all have a bumper season.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3fsjklwuZw

Sabre is legendary in the gamefishing scene . Sabre shut up shop sometime ago and the guy who has the recepie for the blends went to business and called them selves seeker or sabre seeker.Sabre changed gamefishing with there legendery sabre strokers and were the and my opinion still are the bees knees in fishing rods. Sabre particularly here in Sa aren't sold on the shelves these days as people don't buy custome quality rods anymore with the factory rods these days are pretty good value for money.U can still buy blanks and get them custom built if you are prepared to built a quality original rod that will last a life time.You can't compare a Sensor surf to a 540 Sabre the sabre wins hands down.The top game sticks in my opinion are Sabre , status and calstar.I have a few and would never part with them..And if you reckon there to heavy harden up haha.

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!

Am no longer a virgin.

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!!!!!!!!!!!!

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.

Just got back from a little three day trip down to Port Vincent with a mate, we ventured around abit but fish were pretty scarce compared to summer which was somewhat expected. In all though got on to a few things and was some fun on some light gear! and enjoyed the scenery/weather. Heres a few clips I managed to get whilst fishing.

Here is my youtube vid I made.

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.

Fished the Yacht Squadron at outer Harbour last night for a bit of fun with the missus. Was hoping for a few tommies for a ray session.....but caught everything but :PEnded up catching a handful of near legal Bream, aswell as a couple of just legal models. Also managed a Garfish, some trumpeter, one tommy and even a small flathead (my third and biggest from this spot in almost three years fishing here)

hit the york on saturday night with a few boys.. fishing was very slow but managed to bump up my pb eaglie the next day off the rocks. Cant really see from the photo but had really nice colour pattern, was the best looking eagle ive seen.

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.

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!!!!!!!

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!

If you go out Dabbing for Gar turn off your spot light and hold the net in the water while you are moving ....lights up like a Christmas treepretty spectacularhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=9HXXQBz6Vv0&feature=endscreen

i have not seen a squid glow in the dark but when i was posted to far north queensland in the army we would see the fireflys in the jungle at night time ,like floating flashing lights we also used to catch horse flies and stick a blade of pampas grass up there claka and let em go that was something to fill in the time for a laugh

@ Dan1They are a Mud Crab Trap.They are illegal to use in SA waters.They are not illegal to sell in SA because you may wish to purchase them if you are going away to the states that they are legal to use.We have them in stock as they are advertised in our National Catalogues.You as the user must be aware at all times what you are allowed or not allowed to use.We tell our customers that they are not legal. That is our choice, but if the customer chooses to use them than that is their choice.

I had owned the Fin-Nor OFS7500 and was thinking getting a OFS9500 for the large spool cap @20LB 600m.Then came across this in my search...I’m impressed with this little guy.Have a watch..http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24Ula6s8kNA&feature=fvwp

random question???? HELL NO!This winter had me beaten down and falling asleep in my boat (I use the term boat very loosely):PThe wicked, wicked SATAN sent season of misery is closely making way for the glory months!!! Woooooohoooooo! :woohoo: get pumped people... The ladies are shedding their layers :silly: the.footy finals are getting serious, the BREAM are stirring, the YFW are rising, the shitties are receiving orders ready for.their annual D DAY invasion of the estuaries, the snook are sharpening their fangs, the sharks are circling, the blooooody Mulloway are a schooooooooling and of course the Snapper are head butting the shit outta stuff ready to root and mung out on blue crab.Make no mistake ladies and gents, IT WILL SOON BE ON LIKE DONKEY KONG and I :c can't :c wait!!!!(okay, to answer your question, I too will be treking the shallows armed with surface lures targeting YELLOW FIN WHITING.... Im off to a sea run hotspot to finally go back over 40cm on a Bream... Oh yes, I will break 42cm this summer, oh yes. But most of all I will be smashing the Mulloway hard... Hard like..er well, ... I can't think of an appropriate metaphor, .. But hittin them buggers hard and with lighter gear than last season...... AND some big hard nutter SNAPPER while I rest)Summer boo yeah! Look out now, time to break out the fishin boardies for 5am spring tide dawns :woohoo: )

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.

Most of the top 10, including the winner came from false bay north of whyalla on the mudbansk area, good natural bottom, with a couple of scattered drops too. Prime grazing country for big 30+lb fish. The muddies and Fairway produce smaller numers but big fish over the next couple of months. South has the odd big one but more numbers of fish, if you want to catch a keeper, i'd head south of town, a winner comes from north or nor east normally though.

For small ones like that try berleying with heaps of finely chopped pilly bits, downsize your tackle to 3kg or so and drift down unweighted pilly bits the size of your berley on about a size 4-6 octopus style hook. Finesse when they're finicky!

For small ones like that try berleying with heaps of finely chopped pilly bits, downsize your tackle to 3kg or so and drift down unweighted pilly bits the size of your berley on about a size 4-6 octopus style hook. Finesse when they're finicky!