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Quality Black Bream there, Mussel Vibe , who would of thought.  Be deadly around rocky shorelines ,jetty pylons, pontoons anywhere they grow really.

Quality Black Bream there, Mussel Vibe , who would of thought.  Be deadly around rocky shorelines ,jetty pylons, pontoons anywhere they grow really.

It will also keep your rod out of the way, when landing a fish.  Not getting damaged ,by accidentally stepped on  in the excitement . land fish,  put rod in holder vertically, open bail arm , take fish off hook.

Ive owned the same rod holders for yonks, did not think they could be used for anything more. Cheers Yellow door for the tips. Will now be using mine for baiting & rigging. Sick of leaning up against a bush & getting line tangled up in said bush while rebaiting. Make life so much easier, they say it takes another pair of eyes to see things differently, well done.

I was today years old before realising rod holders can be used back wards and forwards

Handy for rigging up and changing baits or when you need your rod pointing north.

The pic below shows a very vertical position but a slight lean will make it more stable

Unreal hey. The running water. Does wonders for the mental game. 

Count me in on that Braids, Kershman.

Had a brief encounter with a fish on a live salmon troutie, fishing the coorong.  At first i thought it was a Mullie ,but it was just steady weight ,when it swam off slowly. Then it accelarated with a nice run , then spat the hook. At no stage was there any headshakes, on examining the bait i could not see any teeth marks. So im stumped at what it might of been, any ideas fellow Strike Hookers?

Had a brief encounter with a fish on a live salmon troutie, fishing the coorong.  At first i thought it was a Mullie ,but it was just steady weight ,when it swam off slowly. Then it accelarated with a nice run , then spat the hook. At no stage was there any headshakes, on examining the bait i could not see any teeth marks. So im stumped at what it might of been, any ideas fellow Strike Hookers?

This is fascinating.
 

Saw this a few years ago and at the time thought they would be amazing on bream and yfw, I’ve never got off my arse and tried it though 😂

Been thinking it’s might be time to spend more time chasing natives on the Murray and ressies. Have not fished the fresh except some creeks since I was a kid
after picking the brains of a couple on members on here I decided I needed a new setup to chase natives
here it is with a few bits of candy

3 Reddies in a sesh over 40 thats some fine angling there Braids

3 Reddies in a sesh over 40 thats some fine angling there Braids

Stunning looking Reddie mate , great pics.  Mine is 45cm 1.67kegs

Stunning looking Reddie mate , great pics.  Mine is 45cm 1.67kegs

All the best for your new job Braids. Got to love more time for fishing!

Awesome photos, beautiful big Brownie!  If only we had them that size here.

Stinky,bloody make good crab bait.

Stinky,bloody make good crab bait.

caught these 2 fat cats in the sesh recently
 
60cm 2.34kg
 
59cm new pb 2.42kg

caught these 2 fat cats in the sesh recently
 
60cm 2.34kg
 
59cm new pb 2.42kg

caught these 2 fat cats in the sesh recently
 
60cm 2.34kg
 
59cm new pb 2.42kg

caught these 2 fat cats in the sesh recently
 
60cm 2.34kg
 
59cm new pb 2.42kg

cattie went 59cm at 1.98kg