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Biggest one of these i have caught come out of pure freshwater ( not the murray) was around 30cm long.They have also started to show up again in the murray again with the flows, got a few in the yab nets earlier this year

Does a dead body at the birkenhead count?

Wallaroo marina was dug out and everyone there is very friendly unlike the Adelaide marinas in question.Its a shame really that you cannot fish these marinas, be nice to find a happy medium but alas it well never happen.So whats the going rate on a cube of salt water these days? :whistle:

Yeah mate

Trout are a very tasty fish on the plate. Nothing wrong with taking the odd fish

Fishing interstate allows you to remove fish from the water as does fishing in private dams.

Couple of gold bars have also found their way back onto my table

Legal red bream taste good and a 6th or 7th fish in the well doesn't hurt the overall health of the catch to be releases

Agree 140cm cod would be more like it,

Any feed back is good feedback guys. Dont' take what i say like i'm on the back foot just think of both sides Just gets me thinking of what needs to go into an article to make it worth while for the readers. A lot of guys go jeez good article and that's it.Guys that write a lot to try change it up a bit from time to time. Technical how too's, trip reports and location guides, For me articles pretty much fall into these three catergories.Some are pure breds going into specifics and others are cross breeds and rather general in nature. Trip reports can be handy if the writer has mentioned the te

I have noticed that too.Every bloody bream article says the same thing. "graphite rod' date=' small spinning reel' date=' fish the structure" etc etc etc. WE ALREADY KNOW THIS!.[/quote''] HI fellas dont take any of this the wrong way.Would the new guys wanting to start out know what to use, where to fish, how to use a plastics, vibe, hard body, time of tide, change things up when things are tough, etc?I reckon you guys should give it crack your selves and if you have a half decent camera and your story flows well no doubt it will go to print. Both magazines love new blood and material!What do

Another tip with gulp is do not put a jig head in the juice for an extended period, It will corrode and take all the other baits close by with it

Owners, eagle claws, Mustards, Diachi,VMC

First thing mate gulp isn't a plastic its a soft bait.Real soft plastics do not dry up , shrink and go hard. Soaking in water will soften them to get the off your hooks if you have left them on, its a lesson everyone needs to learn first hand,On a hot day +40 degree gulp will go like that in under an hour if its not being used.

Just got mine in the mail.

Last 3 got put up on ebay last night.http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=300586809477&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT

I'm all out at the mo but will have more shortly, go see Darren at sportfishing scene in the meantime and get hold of S&H member JMW for some chatter baits

Educate that thumb mate only way, get out the back with a bucket and a half oz casting weight and go at it.

I was casting a chubby ( 3-4gm) last SABT event on a 2 day old 2-4, it snapped mid way down under no load during the cast, Steer clear!!!

Next couple of days mate

Seen carp clear the water by 2 foot many a time in Murray.some have been +80cm fish

I'd say you will have to wait till after the AFTA tackle show on the gold coast mate as all new gear gets unveiled there. Thats still 1 month away.

Other than ranger pretty sure the servo oat the entrance of highway1 caravan park sells frozen bait, If all else fails collect a heap of snails for bream

I know mate i was just taking the piss out of the study

"What we have done here is to put today's fish in tomorrow's environment, and the effects are potentially devastating"I guess they ruled out the possibility that fish may actually evolve over the next 100 years to live in such water after their 20 day study, Throwing fish in diluted acidic water...... sounds like they were making roll mops