The Guru

A big crayfish this is. Check out the size of this catfish!!! Ill try get some info on this deep sea crab aswell... http://www.fishyorkepeninsula.com/images/attachments/uYuHpiXf__bigfish.JPG[/img]

Yeah, but its hard to attach a snap swivel to them when using a wind on leader, cause the torpedos have these deep eyes and the snap swivels have a small gap at the end point. You know?

:shock: Well written man! Words cannot describe how good that sounds!I can't wait for the summer now {SMILIES_PATH}/cheesy.gif Well my idea in more detail consists of this:[summer time, wind blowing straight easterly off semaphore jetty, the first day of a cool change after a long week of 35+ degree days.]Get to the jetty around 1pm to find all my mates with their balloons straight of the end and a nice open spot just for mine to go out. As I' am rigging up baits, ropies and traces etc.. find out there has been mutiple runs and a few fins sighted around their balloons and a report filed of a 3

Hey all,This thread is for you to tell the rest of us what your preferred style of fishing is, wether it be catching bream in the port or going after tuna in the southern ocean. Post some of your personal fishing experiences here too.My preferred styles are landbased shark fishing and salmon fishing whenever I can get to a decent beach.

Hey all,I usually use those gold torpedo swivles for shark fishing but I was wondering if there are any cheaper options that will do the same job? I know that brand... I think it is shogun or something make some pretty heavy swivles and I use some of them for rays, and a mate of mine usually uses the super heavy ones (he caught a 400kg+ shark on them). What are some of your suggestions?

Cheers.

I noticed those little gagets on the main page that thread hooks for you. Thats pretty handy. How much are they and do tackle world stock them?