Oriental fish

First thing you should do is to create a photobucket account. Photobucket.com is an international site that is free to join and allows members to upload photos and videos from their own computer files to the internet.After a fishing session, the first thing I do is to plug my camera into the computer and save the photos I want for my report onto my desktop. It looks like this:Then, I log into my photobucket account here:Next, click on the green 'upload' button:Then, select the file/s you wish to upload to the internet:Next, wait for it to upload:When it comes to inserting pictures into a report or a signature icon in your profile, it's best to copy the image's IMG code on photobucket: (eg. )before pasting it as an attachment file or a link in your post (It will look like a link to a website at first, but once you look back at your post afterwards, you will notice that it is, in fact, a picture):It's always good to include pics in your posts cause I guess it adds that bit more and where necessary, pics provide evidence of your catch.Good luck with it.Cheers.

TT sent me this link.Check this out:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6t53DqViXVc

It was a pretty open question so here's my opinion..1. mullies are ambush hunters so target a spot where there is structure or eddies they can hide behind...(a bait fish will swim along then get disoriented when they are swept into an eddie - mullies will take advantage of that)2. catch your live bait in the spot you are fishing - normally the predators will be targeting the bait in the area - normally a quill float and a bit of pillie or dough will suffice to catch a few baits..3. rigs depend on where you are fishing - you want your bait to swim as naturally as possible - anything from no weight to fixed ground rigs...Cheers...

i bought both a SP combo and bait one.... all up cost me $900... if u go that option make sure u look after em

This is just my opinion but I think you will find it hard to find an outfit that can be used for SP's, bait and livies. The main reason for this is that any rod built for soft plastics is normally split grip and has a relatively light tip. even on rods that are rated to 10kg, the tips load up too much under load of a 3oz lead and live or dead bait.You may need to Buy an SP combo and then buy a combo for Bait/Livies.My reccomendations would be to buy a T-curve 701Snapp as your dedicated SP stick. By a Daiwa Nubira as your Bait/Livie rodor the Shimano Terez 10-30lb stick.and buy a 4000 sized reel such as a 4000 Ci4 Stradic or similar Dailwa reel that matches to both rods.This way you can do all tasks really well.All up this would cost around $720

GUYS!. I have fish westlakes my whole life and i fish it every week. I can guarantee everyone that there is no kingies in westlakes. There probably is i the portriver, but not westlakes. And Sambo man is right in what he is saying