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tomski

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  1. yea landed the big girl 2nd January this year...got some help from another fisherman with the netting...could've done it myself but me being frantic i thought better ask some help as many fisherman there just gobsmacked with the sheer size...i got it on video so i'm wrapped....

    i'll try to upload it here when i find out how...i've uploaded it to Facebook...i was using a 1500 size Rovex reel

  2. Congrats on the PB flatty

    i saw reports somewhere i forgot but someone landed a metre long Flatty in Narrabean lake...released too but there is some monsters that way

    i usually go around captain cook bridge or tom ugly's bridge...i've landed some nice flatty up that way...my PB would be (its a rough due to adrenaline landing it and didn't bring brag mat to measure) 80cm+

    i'm landbased too...stick with your potent SP i use 6lb Nanofil with 6lb Fluoro...my fav SP would be 100mm Bloodworm Wriggler and 65 mm Slick rig in Silver fox....

  3. Hi Raiders ...just want to share about saturday fishing trip...we've planned the trip since second weekend of May with some of the guys from my work....long story short we make our way to Brooklyn marina where we hire the boat:biggrin2: weather wasn't promising on the way there as heavy downpour along the F3

    but we persevere because waited so long ...as i was asking for opinions of the boat hire the weather cleared up and off we went

    1st stop is the spot where i went fishing early may and almost non stop catching fish from 7:30 till 4 pm during that time so we went there to see if there will be a repeat ....it turned out the best decision i've made....

    1st fish my mate landed is a 36cm bream....10- 15 min later as some of the guys firing up the BBQ a 60 cm Flattie come on board everyone is just stoked as about at least 4 of us hasn't seen let alone catch flathead that size some are first timer fishing

    as the catfish start coming on board here and there another flatties landed short by a couple cm from the 60 cm mark

    as the heaven turn on the sprinklers we kept on going coz there is almost zero wind only a few boats are in the water and i managed to land a Shovelnose Shark took my pillies on a gang hook and some how tangled to one of my mates lines as i freed him from the tangles i give it a quick measure and photo it was measured 72 cm:biggrin2: as i released the shovelnose unharmed my other rod buckled and as i reel it in my cousin saw some colours he was a bit "What the ??" i saw the colour it was a Hairtai and my eyes was lighted up like christmas tree as my cousin about to netted it ....it went for a last dive and suddenly it felt light ....Aaaarrrggghhh i was so upset i started swearing in 5 different languages :ranting2:

    as i realised the Hairtail take the bait on my light rod that with out wiretrace

    not long after lunch after semi quiet session mixed with catfish and small blue swimmers caught on the line and some flatties just over 37 cm and some odd little stingray one of the reels make a noise that have some serious fish zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz...........my friend went to grab it and having the fight that he never experienced before .....then some of the boys start calling out what fish is on the other end of the line ....in my head i know that it must be a jewie....after about 15 min fight on a 8lb braid on a 2 - 4 kg rod we see some colours and it was a jewie biggest one we ever see....(well for most of you raiders would be just decent heheheh) as me and my cousin netted the jewie we give a quick measure of 72 cm approximately about 4 -5 kg:1yikes: maybe (just a guess by the weight of it) everyone is feel the awe of the Jewie and high fives all round and big smile too:thumbup::biggrin2:

    as towards the end of the day it get quiet but everyone is having a blast as most fish landed is above the legal limit :yahoo:and most fish caught with prawns (yes....even the jewie was caught with a prawn)

    (i'm trying to upload the photos but can't do it somehow)

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  4. Hi Tomski,

    I've never seen many decent fish caught off the jetties. I do know a lot of blokes prawn off the jetty and can do OK.

    I've also seen plenty of blue swimmer crabs scuttling about under the piles as well as schools of poddy mullet.

    My advice would be to head towards Picnic Point. The channel there is worth a flick with soft plastics, you could also try live poddies. As you move around towards the bridge, you'll find plenty of spots. Bream and whiting and maybe even some blackfish. The sandflats east of the bridge have seen lots of people using poppers and/or bloodworms getting some whiting. Guys fishing into the ocean at the mouth have been pulling in some decent bream even during daylight hours.

    The mouth of the channel has more sand than I've seen in decades. This means that there is little tidal movement in the lake which makes it hard to predict where to look for fish. A bloke I know fishes the flats just west of the boat ramp in a little canoe. He's been getting lots of good size flathead and bream using lures, mullet strips etc throwing his baits around the sandy patches in only a couple of feet of water just as it gets dark.

    Enjoy your stay and I hope you get a feed.

    Koalaboi

    Thanks koalaboi for the advice

    haven't been to picnic point for a while i should give SP a go there

    i tried live poddies in long jetty it works fine but couldn't land the fish as its something big (dunno what...coz didn't get a glimpse as it make a dive and snap my line in process) so going to try that again hoping that whatever it is taking my livies sticking around hehehehe

    again thanks for the advice

    hv a great weekend

  5. was up there over over the break, my cousin owns a few tackle shops up there PM me ill let you know where we were catching some very nice whiting

    i might take you up on that offer but i got a bone to pick there as something big take my live bait few time.....the 4th time it manage snap the butt of my fishing rod so want to try that again

  6. Hi Tomski,

    Will you be landbased?

    Do you have transport?

    There's lots of options. There's bream coming in and some flathead too. Plus the beach at the mouth has options.

    Koalaboi

    Hi Koalaboi

    yea more likely land based from the jetty....i go to The Entrance alot nowadays since landing my 1st fish (Flatty) on SP

    couldn't get some bream though ....maybe something i did heheheh

    still looking for those big bream though:biggrin2:

  7. I'm new to Fishraiders

    but i did registers to the Pirtek Fishing Challenge 1st time....been reading many posts

    love fishing and can't get better than doing something that you love and for a good cause....can't wait till that sunday

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