Massfish

looks like plenty of action today on Gulf St Vincent...heap's of boat's on the whiting grounds off Brighton and looks like plenty of squid inside the cliffs at Hallett cove.

There is a general store there but I'm Sure Sean will help you out with anything you need...he's very accomodating and keen that all his guests want to "come back"...cheers Mass

yes...I agree with all you say, besides the scum probably carry daggers and baseball bat's and we'd end up as the bait! I have absolute sympathy for the police they do a great job given the conditions..so definately worth lobbyng for CCTV coverage!I spend a fair bit of time in Singapore and they would only do it once there I tell ya. we could do with dishing a bit of this out here (warning a bit graphic) http://www.flickitup.com/view/1812/severe-penalty-for-drinking-in-singapore/

a mate of mine (Sean) owns the marion bay seaside apartments, right accross from the jetty, close to the natl park etc...he's always happy to give you tips on the best fishing spots etc.. see: http://www.marionbayseaside.com.auwe just had a few days down there and had a good fish in pondie bay:

as usual, the honest majority are affected by the dishonest, disrespectful minority and the cop's are too under resourced to catch the little bastards..we should catch them and invite them to come fishing...as the crab bait..!

definately worth dropping the tinny in at the mundoo...I've done this plenty of times, when you get to the coorong turn to port (away from the mouth) and head for the big sandhills the "sahara's" good camping spots along there too...!

a few years ago some half wits used their incredible inteligence to vandalise and upset the silent majority on the Brighton Jetty, when we challenged them they got mouthy..my mate Sean(not one to back down) flattened the biggest big mouth...tied him to a crab net rope and dangled him overboard like a tea bag while we all shouted "shark"..didn't see em again!! (still P ourselves tho)..

the time be...

[attachment]snake bite 24122010_1.jpg[/attachment]On Christmas eve afternoon 2010 I was heading down the track to the rocks at Hallett Cove to see if there was a squid about. I brushed past something just above my right ankle that made me spin around and take a look, but there was nothing obvious. by the time I got to the beach it felt like I had those grass seeds in my sock, pricking and itching and a sensation like electric shocks going from my ankle to my toes..About 20mins later up came the lumps where the fangs had gone in...a juvenile Brown Snake had had a go! fortunately very little venom got in and I had X'ssy day with a sore leg & no more...the message, always be looking directly 2-4 meters ahead when tracking...especially this time of the year!

yes...I think the idea was to give the fish a headache...and not the crew!!

I dream about doing that to the toad fish after I catch 20 in a row...half up their clacker's... when I'm on a whiting hole!!!!(:-))

yes...I think the guy being "trained" wasn't too good after that compression hit...!!

stand about ankle deep in the water, about half tide is best...then "do the twist" (just like you did last summer) up come the cockles throw them in a net or bag, something that won't get washed away in the back-wash..(kid's are good for holding and grabbing the get away's...keep them in an esky in salt water till you freeze them..if you're gonna eat them...purge them in fresh SALT WATER overnight..cheers