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Yeah in SA.
Whiting heads are often used to catch big Snapper.
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Great report.
Was up that way over Easter. Unfortunately sans boat.
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keen to get out now
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Driving up to Kingscliff at the end of January to stay for a week.
Looking to do some fishing.
Is it worth bringing the boat? (5m Haines) or just stick to beach and shorelines?
Cheers
Stash.
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mate awesome effort.
If you ever feel you need to show someone else the ropes, let me know :-)
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Bushmans always worked, where others didnt.
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Nice report and thanks for thinking of others.
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Great post and thanks for taking the time to write it.
Stash
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1 hour ago, zmk1962 said:
I used a similar technique (described earlier in this same post) for many years... These guys were anchored in extremely calm waters so factor that into how "easy" they made the anchor retrieve.... add swell and wind effects, perhaps being closer to a rock face and I'd bet they would have had to hurry much much more on the rope and chain pulling.
But generally speaking, it's a good technique to deploy the anchor from the back. Makes it a lot easier.
@Stash just make sure you have all the open waters safety gear in place before you start anchoring outside the heads in a 13ft tinny. It can be done, but just be safe.
BTW, watching this makes me so glad I installed an anchor winch.
Cheers Zoran
thanks for the tip.
I am in a 5m Signature with all the open water gear.I am thinking a winch might be a whole lot easier.
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On 7/18/2018 at 10:05 AM, kingie chaser said:
I like the idea of this & wouldn't mind setting it up on my 13ft tinny.
I know its not that far to the front but its still a PITA getting up & back, climbing over gear & seats.
I found this youtube which explained the system to me a bit better.
I like it & think O will get this system ready over winter ready for spring fishing.
This actually looks like a better system than just simply putting a anchor retriever on the anchor rope and trying to catch it when you pull it up.
It also allows you to detach from the anchor in emergencies and go back and retrieve it later.
My only question is it would be good to have varying lengths of anchor rope for different depths eg inside the harbour vs outside the heads.Stash,
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I have parked at Mooney Mooney for a long weekend and had no problems.
Lock your trailer to your tow ball.
Leave nothing in the car
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looking at your rig, you have a running ball sinker - it is that to get the live bait down further?
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Willy best by far
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I have sailed through parts of Croatia.
It is amazingly clear waters and beautiful old towns.
Unfortunately, the Mediterranean has been extensively fished out and there is really little around.
Even the fish they showcase at restaurants are a very poor second to Australian equivalent.
Also don't expect any Tackleworld or similar type shops stocking the latest Shimano gear, it is more likely a local shop with a few rods and sods.
Hope that doesnt dishearten you, as Croatia is really amazing, just not the fishing.
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you beat me to the squid questions. thanks Derek.
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it is like a fake down rigger.
You use a rubber band around the line above the swivel, attach a sinker.
Rubber band breaks on strike.
Either lose the sinker or have it on another lighter line.
Cheers
Stash
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+1 to slow trolling. You simply cover more ground.
Make a long leader for the live bait and attach a sinker up near the swivel.
Some people use a rubber band to drop the sinker on hookup.
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Well done and great that you released her
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seriously, though.. an old t-towel is the easiest way to grab flatties.
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probably immobilise most of us, Steve lol.
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While you can flush ETecs with a screw in hose adapter without starting, they still recommend it is better to flush from the bottom (muffs) up
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Great report and yes you get the odd idiot in boats
Live bait in Sydney Harbour - yesterday
in Fishing Reports
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