DR_JOSH

he must have some aussie episodes

Never specifically targeted bream at edithburgh, but have seen some thumpers swimming around the boat ramp pontoons so they must be some around there. I do pretty well on salmon throwing metal slugs in the 20-30g range down at sultana point just down the road. But you need a fairly low tide to get right out on the sand bar throwing them into the shipping channel, they patrol up and down there. I'll be down there all weekend this weekend too.

have caught plenty of squid while trolling for snook at a reasonable rate of speed. Have even caught them with a metal slug while chasing salmon of the beach. hey will attack just about anything

Long liners piss me off so much. One day out at Edithburgh we had a pro follow us out to try and pick up our spots as he didn't know where to go (we don't fish the shoals like everyone else) and we didn't even know he was on our tail till a local informed us. Luckily we were just heading out collecting a few squid for bait so no luck on his part

Hi boys, caught my first jewie in the port( now I'm trying to think) over 20 yrs ago as a young lad fishing for bream with the old bloke.After this I got my boat license and fished this same spot consistently with good results over the years catching all my fish on live baits with 1 fish caught on a hard body ( the old bomber long a).I heard this fish hunting the surface from the other side of the river , slowly making it's way over to us.Biggest fish in this spot went 8 kg, with most around or just under legal.Best session ever was just after a big tropical front moved over us from the north with me mate Darren and I looking at eachother saying 'we should get the f... Out of here' . We were catching live bait with the boat swinging on anchor wildly from side to side. 20 mins later she dropped off and the port went into that still quiet mode. All I could here was the power lines buzzing overhead ( now there's a clue).Each of our 20 mullet got absolutely smashed as the tide slowed.no need to put down your rod that day, just hold on and wait.we only landed two fish, that 8 kg one I spoke about earlier and a smaller model about 6 kg.my mate Darren got busted off or missed the strike on every one of his 10 baits.Since those early days ( that's when an Abu 7000 was state of the art equipment )I moved my focus to the big winter mullies in the main river. It's taken me about 8 years to gather the information on when where and how ,and I reckon we got onto one A few years ago . Since then I've refined my search even more and now am confident I know how and where to get that 50 pounder.we got a few fish last year with the biggest at 10 kg.This years the year.Tried my old mully spot last week, 14 baits( and the first time I've fished with shitties) . Had a great session with every bait smashed with 3 fish landed, 1 under , 2 just legal.they were so hungry we hot the last legal on a dead bait. The port lives.

I dont have one at the moment, it got stolen out the tray of my ute. In the meantime I have just been using a cheapie plastic container don't have much in there but it all ends up in a huge mess