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Very cool footage chief Can imagin some of the fly fisherman on here would of been firm in the jocks watching that

Howdymate.I've got all customs in my collection from calstar and status game rods and 540 and 270 Sabre.s.I've got a few close matesvthat all have customs so I may be able to help you in your decision.While not cheap I say either is a Saltiga rod which are really rubbish rods and worth half of what they sell for retail break down the parts and you'll discover your paying 350 for the saltiga name.Just had to say that.haha.Anyway these are the guys to talk to.South oz, Steve morris Topshot tackle.Keith goody fisherman's paradise.Steve Brooks who is a back yard bloke but first class, pm me for number.Yatesty maybe think he's now at Dorsal fin and Ross from Roadworks.my favorite is Steve Morris and Steve Brooks.Buy ya parts from Mudhole.com if you no what you need save coin.Ring for Quotes u may be surprised

I thought I'd revive this thread with something I can across during my hunt online for a bream rod.http://www.motackle.com.au/destroyer-lyacon-competition.html

been a long time coming but scored my first hammer yesterday in northen waters, awesome fish at just on 6 ft

Real Screamer Charters out of North Haven will get you on the fish.

Don't think any1 is to worried if you name a charter your making up numbers for Pretty laid back on this forum bud

For those of you interested in tuna fishing, I have 4 spots left for a charter this Saturday. I recently organised a tuna hunt and have had 4 last minute cancellations.If you're keen, our group of 10 are aged 33 - 40, keen fishermen and good for a laugh.The charter operator is based in Marion Bay and we'll be heading out to Neptune Island chasing Southern Blue Fin and then bottom bouncing for the second half of the day for nannies etc... We'll be out on the boat for approx 12 - 14 hours depending on conditions.If interested send me a PM.

You should only take what you need for a feed when chasing bream. They are very slow growing and to take a 30yr old bream and put it out as live bait i think is stupid.Not sure bout you but id much rather swallow a troutie or tommie over a bream with that dorsil spine full of spikes

I was lucky on the last trip in the tinny b4 I sold it I pulled the anchor and just as I got it in the boat the shackle fell off

You did well alexHoping there still thick out that way when i get my boatGot a couple off the end of outer habor breakwall last week

As you all know, my new target was snook... First day targeting them, I caught 2!!! We went at sunset and caught 2 squid straight away. After those 2 squid, the bite had gone down. But I started getting a few hits on the little sp so I persisted. I saw some snook rising from the deep and them BANG! I saw a snook hit the lure! I landed it just as it spat the lure on the jetty. Pew... that was lucky :ohmy: MY FIRST EVER SNOOK!!! Later on after the sun had set, I had one massive hit on the sp lure and this was a BIG FISH! It didn't take up much of a fight considering I had locked drag. I managed to land it on the jetty. I was so excited! I measured it and it was 64cm on the dot! WOW! I WAS SHOCKED... :woohoo: First day targeting my new species and sucess! This big snook had a scar on it's tail which I think might be from another snook or a shark? We ended the day with a nice feed.

Might try that on my missus. Soy sauce you say?

Mate, pm pirate pom, he catches garfish land based in his sleep! They pretty much line up pre crumbed for his autograph when he shows up at north haven

I think cowell really fires in winter for yfw but not sure if you'll still get a feed.. The blueys should be on you can wade out and rake em or just nets off the jetty. The flathead come through there as it warms up as well( could be by catch while your chasing yfw).As many tommies as you want in the lights off the jetty and same lights will have snook. Make sure you walk the jetty b4 trying as sometimes they hold on that 1 light and you'll get the bag much quicker.There was ink on the jetty in cowell but dunno how thick they are..Good luck man love it up there

I feel confident in saying that a ban on day time metropolitan shark fishing in unnecessary as well.Anyone who understands the marine environment off adelaide already knows that the sharks are there anyway.They're there for the sand crabs, snapper, tommies, garfish etc and an angler fishing say a salmon trout or mackeral out for sharks is not going to make any difference.Urban runoff, sewage, the torrens outlet etc all those sources of offal are much much more likely to attract a shark than a bloke fishing a salmon trout under a balloon.We all know that but unfortuantely some unneducated residents think they know better and are doing the right thing to protect their children by successfully lobbying for shark fishing to be banned.The Government sees it as an easy quick political fix when in reality the danger level to beach goers remains the same as it always has or possibly worse since white sharks become a protected species.Many people have lost touch with the natural environment and falsely believe that quick fixes like this will suddenly make the beaches safer.

How can you chase sharks weekdays if you can't have a bait in till 9pm ? We can't fish the hour b4 sundown and onwards which would be the time and then in the morning you can't fish first light so not sure how they are the times sharkers operate

This is my rebuilt OH GF540

Just got this from this Australian Government Page ( or this link http://www.alrc.gov.au/publications/35.%20Aboriginal%20Hunting,%20Fishing%20and%20Gathering%20Rights%3A%20Current%20Australian%20Legislation/-0 )South Australia 954. Fisheries Generally. Under the Fisheries Act 1971 (SA), Aboriginal people are subject to the same restrictions as to the numbers of fish caught, the size of fish caught and the methods of catching fish as are all other citizens. Aboriginal people require a permit to catch fish for sale. The Aboriginal Legal Services have received few if any complaints relating to prosecutions under the Act. Discussions have taken place between the South Australian Government and the Point Pearce Aboriginal Community over requests to close the stretch of water between Point Pearce and Wardang Island to trawlers engaged in net fishing, and to exempt Aboriginal people from commercial licence fees.interesting cheers 4THA

Fin's braid is the best I've had.. Neva knots and cast very wellGo 8 - 10 lb tho it casts better and I've lifted big snook, squid and stuff up onto jettys with the 6lb so you'll be plenty heavy with 10lbI always tie slim beauty so don't stress bout thatJust I case always run the Lind between your fingers to get it tight on the spool every now and then, hopefully your keeping it tight by smashing squid

Sufix 832 is killa braid but it's not cheapYou might be looking at the suffix fuse stuff and I've heard it's not all that good

Sufix 832 is killa braid but it's not cheapYou might be looking at the suffix fuse stuff and I've heard it's not all that good

If I had a choice of only one size probably go the 6/0, good size for big or small

If I had a choice of only one size probably go the 6/0, good size for big or small