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http://www.fiveaa.com.au/audio_pollution-in-gulf-st-vincent_107318?s=29

http://www.fiveaa.com.au/audio_pollution-in-gulf-st-vincent_107318?s=29

http://www.fiveaa.com.au/audio_pollution-in-gulf-st-vincent_107318?s=29

Made a call for ya mate as it was a while ago for me. 20 cents a yard of PP at SFS, so 200yd = $40.Got One Stepney, Sufix 832 was 30cents a yard.SFS sell spools of PP 150yds for $30. but all depends on how much your reel spool holds. Best buy it from the bulk spool as you only pay for the amount you need/use.

Damo, any chance of giving this tackle store a plug cause that's a bloody good price you got and share the details of the braid?Thanks.

All of a sudden i feel like eating Tuna that tastes like chicken...

Made a call for ya mate as it was a while ago for me. 20 cents a yard of PP at SFS, so 200yd = $40.Got One Stepney, Sufix 832 was 30cents a yard.SFS sell spools of PP 150yds for $30. but all depends on how much your reel spool holds. Best buy it from the bulk spool as you only pay for the amount you need/use.

All of a sudden i feel like eating Tuna that tastes like chicken...

Made a call for ya mate as it was a while ago for me. 20 cents a yard of PP at SFS, so 200yd = $40.Got One Stepney, Sufix 832 was 30cents a yard.SFS sell spools of PP 150yds for $30. but all depends on how much your reel spool holds. Best buy it from the bulk spool as you only pay for the amount you need/use.

Made a call for ya mate as it was a while ago for me. 20 cents a yard of PP at SFS, so 200yd = $40.Got One Stepney, Sufix 832 was 30cents a yard.SFS sell spools of PP 150yds for $30. but all depends on how much your reel spool holds. Best buy it from the bulk spool as you only pay for the amount you need/use.

Sportfishing scene use PP for spooling from bulk spools. It worked out cheaper because you don't have any useless left over braid. Don't quote me mate, but iirc my last reel i reckon was 15cents per yard of PP.Got one Stepney was 18centsper yard for Sufix 832.

Made a call for ya mate as it was a while ago for me. 20 cents a yard of PP at SFS, so 200yd = $40.Got One Stepney, Sufix 832 was 30cents a yard.SFS sell spools of PP 150yds for $30. but all depends on how much your reel spool holds. Best buy it from the bulk spool as you only pay for the amount you need/use.

Noting a few recent posts enquiring after Yellow Fin Whiting, I thought I would put up some general info regarding a species I have obsessed over for a while, along with a part log for this winter so far.Yellow Fin Whiting are available all year round.There are independent resident populations in the St Vincent Gulf, Spencer Gulf and in WA from Albany through to Shark Bay.The is no migration between populations.Yellow Fin Whiting follow the COLD WATER. At various times of the year you will find them in the part of the gulf that have their natural habitat, but were the water is COLDEST. So I track them all year round, up and down the gulf following the water temperature.By the start of April they would have disappeared from the Adelaide beaches and moved north. This catch was at the end of April in a "middle" part of the gulf. Flathead are a nice by catch, but disappear along with the baitfish when the water gets too cold. However Yellow Fin whiting are still found in the cool water shallows. I manage regular catches through May and June. But it is the Bloodworm runs that really concentrate their numbers into the shallows. And it is then that the better size fish are more abundant. This catch was in the middle of the July bloodworm run.Another bag at the end of JulyThis bag in the middle of the August Bloodworm runAnd I recently managed to find a day with light winds! Which resulted in this bag.Now it is not just us recreational fishers that get stuck into the Yellow Fin Whiting in winter. The graph below from a study in 2000 shows the large majority of the professional catch taken in winter months.Cheers Des

Hey Poops, in the BCF catalogue there is a solstace/catana combo for $99. Spend the extra 30 bucks mate it's a great combo.Either way both will be good.

It's funny how the same manufacturer can have wildly different lines, but I guess they are marketed at a particular price point. For instance, Berkeley's Trilene Sensation is terrible, springs off the spool and knot strength is poor, but Berkely Big Game is pretty good. Same with the Sufix Duraflex (terrible) and the Sufix Tritanium (good), although the Duraflex is far more expensive than the Tritanium. Can't work that one out. :-)Regards,SB

A little off topic. I recently bought some spools of Daiwa mono, not the expensive stuff, worst mono line i've ever used. Stiff, lots of memory, coils off the spool.

You're probably familiar with this site Ausea but on the off chance-http://www.paulusjustfishing.com/4linetestingplastic.htm