breamzilla

Anthony?

I'll PM a mod about it.

I don't understand why you'd keep undersized fish, there's not much meat on them anyway

Boxfish. Someone can refine my statement I'm sure, but it's a boxfish

Down at the fish markets in paddies EVRYTHING was undersized!! Flatties for sale at 20cm-ish, bream ranging from the length of my pinky to the length of my hand (no where near legal), whiting which averaged about 15cm, it was terrible. I have pics if anyone wants to see!! With the whiting though almost every fish market I go to they are usually just undersize

That looks like it's on the central coast, am I right? Too bad about those sharks... .. Greedy buggers

Need to get my hands on some whitebait and mullet desperately for a trip on Queen's Birthday. Where can I get them ? Jeff

HOLEY MOLEY. TELL ME YOU MEASURED THE BREAMBO

A bit of a grey area I think, but in my opinon it's fine You can collect like 50 oysters a day anyway can't you?

Haha what a sense of humour! Sounds very tasty too

tough it out mate, you never know!

Nice specimen mate. Can we post a picture of a Ford car? I don't think they sponsor the site Just kidding

Mate looks like you did well. Awesome! As for the pictures, just use photobucket 1.Make www.photobucket.com account 2.Upload pics 3.Copy the 'forum' code (little box under the thumbnail of the pic on photobucket) 4.Paste in your Fishraider post. 5. Sha-zam, finished

Better than nothing? Mate you did spectacularly. I would be ecstatic about a 27 cm fish let alone a 37cm model. Anyhow good job matey

Yeah I gave brookie a miss today. gonna wait til i can get a tide turn at dawn with no wind

I'm heading over to brookie at 5am, staying for the morning then coming back for some job hunting

Good job even though it was a bit choppy. Got any glory pics?

What an elegant lookin fish.. Just like us poms hahaha Mate that's a very good catch there, you've definitely outdone yourself (and almost anyone else for that matter)

Mate great haul. I am amazed you managed to get those in these winds. I thought the westerly shuts em down.. Maybe I should have gotten out there today Anyhow great report and welcome to the site Jeffy

Hello all, Got the day off work tomorrow so I might sneak out for a spot of fishing. I'll be catching the train from Turramurra, probably to Brooklyn aka. Hawkesbury River I won't be able to get there til about 9.30 and will have to be back around 2. Now I've checked the tides and weather conditions which are looking good, however the wind direction is a westnorthwesterly which I have heard is terrible for wtting your line, it supposedly gets them off the bite. All the bait I'v got are a week old prawns and pilchards - the pilchies are salted and oiled up. I've got cheddar cheese too which I have heard is good for bream. The species I am targeting are bream and tailor as per usual, but me as a young squire would just love to pop my flatty cherry. Any help? Is it worth going in these wind conditions, using these baits and metal lures, in the middle of the day? where should I try that is within about 20 minutes walking dist. from a train station?

oh okay. just cos i saw it in the list of files you could use, but if you're not allowed then it's no skin off my teeth n I'll be happy with a still picture, just would've been nice though

Hi raiders, just wanting to know how I can get a gif animation as my avatar. whenever I upload this one it changes it to a still picture instead of an animation. Any help is appreciated, Jeff

This'll be my first winter that I've been consistently fishing. Any tips? I'll probably stick with the staple bream in my estuary using unweighted prawns both in rod holders sitting back with a beer. I like doing it this way because if I get a fish it's a bonus, but if I don't then I still got to enjoy some beer

Holey Moley you guys are fishing legends. I would love to try some Leather Jacket soup one day