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I never knew that "PE" stood for "Penile Erecti" Get a grip indeed...........cod's wallop
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I bought a pair of "FLUID" polarised glasses for around $40..........I think from R&A......a couple of years ago.Come with black tinted and interchange to amber tint lenses..........great on the shallow water flats
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Roll up, roll up and see the AMAZING PIGFISH!!
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We freeze our berley in 1 litre milk cartons.........nice sized blocks that fit most berley pots.Find that "really fine chopped" berley "clouds" as it thaws........great for whiting.......where as the "chunkier" style is better for snapper as the blood thaws,and "oozes" in the current..........be careful of big rays on your pot :ohmy:
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"share more details" Jimbo
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Used to get get plenty of worms at Pelican Point,not sure of access now though..........clickers at Snowdens Beach on the low tide.........a few at PP,but not many.
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15 years ago!...........I was still too old to be out at spots like that Caught plenty of nice carp from around that area when I was "young" though ......never on salt and vinegar chip paste though :ohmy:
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Hi all,I generally fish Eastern Yorkes beaches,but looking for an alternative when the SE "howl" through.......looking for a spot on the Western side (other than Wallaroo that I fish "a bit")Was thinking of Port Rickaby......been there and seen the jetty.........what is "generally" caught there during summer (thinking gar,whiting tommies and squid)and Winter?Any help appreciated PM if you like.Cheers.
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Albino???????????? Just throwing it out there
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I know of 2 x 50lb and a 60lb (saw this one) from lower Yorkes beaches this Summer......early to mid Jan......none were mine Sorry,not fished the Port for "1000 years"........all my land-based spots are gone
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Another method used a bit in NW of WA,they use helium balloons off the cliffs,which just skips a bait along the surface of the water below.........they use this for sailfish,marlin and kingies.........same principle as a kite I suspect
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perhaps Rapid Bay,20 years ago
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I got 1 at Port Noarlunga jetty about 35 years ago on a prawn and a size 4 hook12 lb line.......it pulled like a freight train,and when on the planks,went less than a kilo :ohmy: One of the best fish I've ever caught though .......bucket list
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interested too what are approx prices for snapper and tuna sorties?