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blusy

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  1. Nah no worries with the pipi/cockle thing,I know what you mean With the boat it was built by my mate in the picture.There was a pipe inside with a hatch covering it and this was held by a trigger release operated by a servo.The 2 baits and slab of lead (at least 1kg) were pushed into the pipe with the hatch then closed.Once the baits were out where we wanted them it was simply a matter of one of us clamping the spool of the reel with the trace and the other flicking the switch to open the hatch.With the forward motion it just pulled out beautifully.We also had another line that we used to pul
  2. Good site this, hope you don't mind a Vic being here?My mate and I were doing it close to 25 years ago,he's now deceased.We were taking shark lines up to 400 or so yards out and in most surf conditions.We fished the 90 mile beach here in Victoria.We ended up mainly targetting smaller sharks,better eating and easier to handle.Boat was 5ft long with the powerhead of a 4hp outboard in it, would jump waves!
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