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Big snapper on light gear. :)Then bream. And then again there's nothing better then coming in with squid ink all over you after a good sesh on them.

Have to agree Damo YFW I love catching n eating them . I prefer them over kgw

wading the shallows for YFW on worms with light tackle

Flathead on lures/soft plastics. Nothing better than wading in knee deep water on a nice warm day flicking a minnow and suddenly feeling that hit as you skip it across the bottom.

Aussie salmon :woohoo: Get the big ones on bream gear and you'll have a hoot Or casting to tuna with lures

bream.either bait or lures.good fighters, and very cunning.anything else is a bonus. salmon trout just annoy me, but they are good when nothing else is around.

AUSSIE SALMON, on the metals off the beach, casting into a school and hooking up is the BEST feeling going around, especially on light gear!!

the jew fish coz they take skill and patience to catch and the stingrays coz they brake your back

Crikey, a 10cm mully, they still attack big lures.Jeez they are cute when they are bubs, and some days that seems to be all you get.I really hope to beat my PB mully (only 62cm) this year, and the only way I know I have half a chance is spending as much time on the water (I'm landbased) as possible.At least I can have fun on the bream & STs while waiting for my livie to get smashed.And some good advice...... don't leave your mully rod unattended for too long, they have a habit of stealing rods!!!!!

Just don't try eating Port Jackson sharks.I tried to once on a fishing trip after a few too many brews.I feel sick just thinking about it.Never ever, ever again!

Hey your coffee table looks just like mine........

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I really enjoyed this video.You put plenty of effort into your fishing and you deserve the results.Well done!!!!And thanks for sharing.

Hey Dylbaa, good luck chasing beach worms mate, it can be very rewarding at times, and frustrating at others.I have only tried it a few times so far but have had success at beaches like Tennyson through to Largs Bay.Tried it down the Coorong with same technique and couldn't get any.Just fish frames in an old stocking works for me.Hope this helps,Steve