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here is the new loading unit i got to hopefully make loading the new yak easier the rear roller pulls out so i will just have to lift the front of the yak onto the roller and push it on now to pick it up Monday

i just bought a new addition to my racks ready for the new yak to try to make loading a bit easier here is a link to it http://www.kayaksonline.net/accessories/c-kayak-loading-device and youtube link once i fit it i will post a pic

ive never used extra parts to hold my yaks even the huge heavy proangler used to be chucked up there and strapped down with a rope to the front of car for peace of mind

cant answer the which time is better and dont think there is a bag limit. got the vacuum packer through one of my supplier as i sell commercial kitchen equipment. its only a cheap chinese made unit, it is no better than a unit you would get from harveys but does the job. only reason i got this one was the price and got a heap of bag rolls chucked in

yep i struggled friday night landbased as most of the worms were about 1m out of reachi wish i went out in the boat like i original planned

final result, a few vacuum sealed packs of worms ready for the northern flats

i cant get out to get some till sat night my question is will it still be worth it or should i wait till the next run late august

Silk, as nike would say, just do it book in with Ryan mate you will not regret it just wish i had the spare cash to get some things done on my rig

once again fantastic photos, they make want to head down there straight away

ive currently got my old mans after pruning a tree, do you think i should clean it before giving it back if i make some burley

imagine if it happened here in SA............

awesome mate, i might have to buy a print of you soon

ive used fins, fireline, daiwa tournament and have just spooled up a reel with some suffix 832 fins: loved it hardly knotted lasted for ages have only just got rid of it after about 6 years fireline: still use it on two of my bream rods but do find it fades very quickly daiwa tournament: very small diameter for pound rating but find it does get a few wind knots and is expensive suffix 832: only just spooled up with it and only used it once and so far i like it will let you know what i think after it gets tested soon on a decent snapper

i too like Ale got out metro yesterday. i took a mate and me 3 little ones. the youngest two played wth thomas trains on the floor and loved being out in the boat as always. my six year fished hard all day throwing plastics and squid jags. we picked up 9 squidleys and half a dozen snook by dragging a double clutch around. we only kept one snook which my son was extremely proud he caught. was interesting if the 5 different colour jags we tried they would only hit this one

west beach to brighton area on sunday for me

nice old bluenose mate, well done

if it opened access to the resevours and they were managed and stocked with natives then yep id buy one for me and my kids

quick hint with zmans, leave.them in the packet dont put them in plastic tubs or mix them with other plastics...they will melt

go as light as possible depending on wind, current and.tide. i like tt jig heads but they all work

bream, st's, yfw, snook, mullies, pinkies redfin, etc etc i have caught all these on zmans. oh and.puffers like them too argh

put the canoe in the lake, quite a few mullys around and bream under the pontoons

no probs mate happy to help. i only got the one in that spot today but no legals and as mentioned got smoked again. keep flicking into the spot i told you about mate i recon there are some big blue noses in there that have s.ome of my lures in there mouth

ive looked at them and they look strong. ive used there mounts and rod holders on my yak, very good quality

gleesons and surrounds?

i really like that. ive already designed my next inking, half sleave with fish and prawns symbolizing the two most important things in my life: my family and fishing