bucko48

hi the boats you have in mind are all exellent and hard to pick between I'm a haines fan as they have always been good for me. it will come down to what suits your needs best. they all handle estuary and outside well, you could also throw in a Trophy they too are good for both. I wish I had your choice. regards bucko48

thanks for shareing your knowelage. the people on this site need to be thanked for shareing what they know & helping all to improve their catches. Happy New Year to all. bucko48

Hi A good multi roller trailer makes things a lot easier both launching & retreiving. I had a 6m haines that I launched by myself & it was easy once I got the hang of things.You can drive on & off. Main problem will be the wind. regards bucko48

yes black trevally they give a nasty sting if you get spiked. bucko48

Hi Harrington near Taree or north side of port mcquarie up to cresent head good fish all the way. bucko48

well said I to think there a bit of over kill. regards bucko48

correction 16 ft sailing club

hi, you could try the little creek next to Georges River rowing club usually holds weed. regards bucko48

hi, I lived in the little cabins on the beach many years ago & the owner used to go to the south side of the little headland at the southern end of the beach in the evening a and would come back with good jewfish on most occassions.Those were the days. regards bucko48

hi Wally's Wharf could also be the place & they catch good jewies there on pillies or fresh squid regards bucko48

the ramp in port kembler harbour is good for most boats and is good for accessing the breakwall. All of the islands are good for kingfish. the north side of pig island and the front are my pick as the best as well as north end of toothbrush near the wreck of the bombo.

hi raiders any one fished north side of sandon point recently. how is it fishing, might go there this coming weekend. regards bucko48

thanks for the help new petrol from servo picked up on the way. bucko48