manimal

over in WA they cut to length and thread a bit of white plastic drinking straw over a long shank hook and cast and retrieve it behind a float (for a bit of casting weight - the clear half water filled type)... the lure bubbles along behind the surface and slays them... saw it in action from a bloke from WA at Elliston jetty - was smashing them...

magnificent, never heard of anything like that - i thought you were trying to pull our legs but that video is awesome... freak capture, great work! and a big tuna too...

http://www.c31.org.au/program/index/genre/fishingnot sure if anyone has posted this before but this site has some great episodes of aussie made fishing shows which you can watch online and load up quickly, i recommend adventure bound, youfish & strikezone... Lee Rayner is a legend - glad he's on adventure bound...

http://www.c31.org.au/program/index/genre/fishingnot sure if anyone has posted this before but this site has some great episodes of aussie made fishing shows which you can watch online and load up quickly, i recommend adventure bound, youfish & strikezone... Lee Rayner is a legend - glad he's on adventure bound...

great catch and footage.. that net shot was also a cracker! looks like mrs jj has been netting +90cm mullies for years... great team work.

in answer to the question it was the stanvac barges, launched from west beach which is 5 minutes down the road, would rather go from there than worry about towing up and down cement hill... i'd rather a traffic (and roundabout) free trip on the water taking it nice and easy and getting there faster than towing the boat...

finally broke the 30lb and mtr mark this year at the stanvac barges (a while ago) we ended up with 6 fish over a mtr that day...

finally broke the 30lb and mtr mark this year at the stanvac barges (a while ago) we ended up with 6 fish over a mtr that day...

finally broke the 30lb and mtr mark this year at the stanvac barges (a while ago) we ended up with 6 fish over a mtr that day...