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Tinker

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  1. Never tried for callop or silvers in there but it's thick with carp for sure ;)

     

    No callop in there, though the silvers move through in the currents from the river heading to the lake.

    Callop seem to be in the main river more, not so much backwaters, but the silvers move through in schools..

    Fat cats attack the tiger worms mainly towards sunset in there, then the yabbies start marching.

    Only takes a couple of hours with 2 nets each to get a feed. 

    Lemon pepper barbecued yabby...... :wub:

  2. Both lures or bait work just as well as each other at OH, and yeah mate, off the breakwall....just watch your step.

    Fish bite best there rising or falling high tide, but they like to sit on the edge out of the flow.

    Get some metals like the Spanyids I mentioned above, or otherwise throw a cubed pilchard out.

    Even a half or full pilly on double ganged hooks works a treat, just have to put up with the doggies...lol.

  3. Caught both salmon and snook off the stones at Outer Harbour.

    You don't have to walk out far, just berley up or move around a bit til you find the fish.

    We also hooked into a school of slimy macks at OH recently, which are also gun baits for salmon and snook.

    Otherwise stock up on Spanyid Raider metals and chuck them out, cast for miles and salmon love them.

  4. Was fishing at the northern end of WL a few weeks ago when I ran into a few of these mongrels.

    They are on both sides of the West Lakes outlet into the Port, and like puffers, chew through flourocarbon leader like butter.

    Tenacious little fighters when they stay on though.

  5. Spent 3 hours using some big fat juicy garden worms on some big fat juicy carp, and a turtle.

    Still getting yabbies in the nets too, though not many, couple of big guys.

    Sneaking out early for a bream sesh tomorrow, even though it is only a lousy 1.89 high at 7am, just hope there is enough flow.

    If the wind stays relaxed, might drag my old man out in the tinny with me.

    The only problem is, tomorrows Mothers Day, so I might just have to take her too....lol.

    My thoughts go out to those who have lost their Mums recently, I hope you can all remember the happy times you shared on Mothers Day.

  6. Cook em up and enjoy the feast.

    If you can spare a few though, peeled yabby tails are dynamite on big bream.

    Not to mention great bait for natives in the freshwater.

    That's if you don't eat em all...

  7. Picked up 3 today with another 5 on order.

    From experience they were buggers sometimes to cast long distances coz the hooks kept fouling up with the leader.

    Apparently this issue has been rectified.

    Excellent for teabagging over the edge of rockwalls and pontoons.

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