sinbad66

plastics/bait around bayview church point bit cold though look at google maps and get an idea

north narrabeen on a run out tide near the lake entrance is worth a try

yeh i think it is god bless global warming!

lets say alcohol may have been involved and after catching them i still cant deny it! they do seem to fight UPWARDS!

seems you knew better and didnt listen to yaself next time take ya mate to the pub if in doubt give it a miss is my go still glad ya ok sorta cheers

just thought id let yas know mate went of northbridge sailing club last weekend [middle harbour] one live yakka = one 65cm king lesson learnt Get ya baitfish first the prowling 70-90cm king scared the baby jesus outa the yakkas no more yakkas no more kings Catch ya live bait first lol GL all

im planning to go to Waratah bay should be there by dusk little 4.6mt streaker half cabin "Hawkwind" come say hello BYO lol

last year this time we headed out for the night [wife said wed be backin an hour it was about 10degrees] advance thinking told me to take a tarp along and we found that throwing it over the bimini canvas and securing it down turned my little 4.6mt half cabin into a nice one bedroom bedsit im sure the rum helped and our offgassing but we were surprisingly warm allnite oh and the offgassing didnt seem to deter the fish i did forget we had thermos on but i think the rum negated my memory [they were only $20 from rays] if ya can keep out the breeze its actually beeeutiful!

yeh it gets dark out there suggest you head in to the bay a bit find a deep hole 15mts or so and settle in 10mts is actually shallow around there waratah is also good funnily enough if ya get out of the wind it stays rather warm [thanks to mr bundy] oh and going by that mighty sounder pic [wish my was that flash] i would add ive been led to believe hairtail swim vertical not horizontal which may equate to all those readings i could be a fool though!

for the novices! me being one hairtail rig that worked for us last year was 3-5kg line to a 12-18inch wire trace with 3-4 gangs dependant on pilly size we attached a green glow stick but ive heard red work best [cant say either way] if needed a a weight above trace to get it down i really should get my 9yr old to tell you he caught em all even though we all had the same rigs his idea was let dad bait it let dad cast it wake up when dad screamed and just wind the sukker in! im gonna hit Waratah this saturday and try and get a 2 mt specimen watch out for hawkwind if ya out cheers

you beauty gotta go try my lobster hole dont even get wet just lure em out with some pilly and net em

took me young lad up to kangaroo pt wharf tonite well from 6-8pm landed some small squire/flathead/flounder and tailor fish were coming on as we left guys next to us bagged 2 flattys 45cm plus within 10 minutes of showing they also mentioned that last saturday some guys were catching heaps of school jew around 5kg on squid gonna hit it up again for an allniter in a few weeks small ? are throw nets legal in nsw the guys near us used one to grab some baitfish i know years ago they were illegal has this changed ! oh and the servo prawns are a bloody disgrace atm

narrabeen lake is still closed at the entrance id reckon an evening near the road bridge/caravan park could be quite good with all the dredging /sand removal they are doing and yes not a good idea eating fish up the river around balmain etc heavy metal suicide

lol mine was a 15cm flatty with a 10cm hardbody lure about 15years ago he was obviously a very hungry very aggressive little bugger i was lolloling as i unhooked and released him knowing that with an attitude like that he probably wouldnt last long

well as for prawning Full moon is usually a waste of time would you like to have to stand out like a beacon to all your enemies as you raced for freedom? i think fish are a little the same so full moons for me mean fishing deep often with bigger baits full moons also mean larger high/low tides or at least i think more depth between high/low so great for water movement but more current ive usually had great luck for pelagics ]tailor] on a full moon but less luck for your bream flatty etc cant talk about jews cause i still havnt landed one lol please gurus correct me if im wrong cheers ps never give up

1500 seems a bit rich!

just be cautious drifting its a busy thoroughfare with ferries and pleasure boats

ginger ginger ginger best natural remedy ginger beer you can sip it all day i like the bundaberg brand goes a treat with rum

i thought it was illegal to release carp they are a bloody pest catch kill bury

should of tried at the back of lion island or headed up to the rail bridge

top fish thats acroos the road from mother in laws place maybe time for a visit [and a fish]

i actually launch at appletree all the time but i do live at mt colah and have a park pass if your on the xpressway mooney mooney is only 10 or so mins past mt colah/bobbin head exit and it takes nearly that to drive down to appletree anyway plus if your planning to fish dangar/road bridges etc or even go down to lion island car fuel is cheaper than boat fuel

surely those little tiddlers should have gone back Cmon you are in the NT nice fish you B@#@Tard

rear of lion island is a hot spot apart from shelter from the swell good flathead /and of course tailor/kings/salmon also a good chance for jews and the odd snapper

both are good but mooney mooney with the new wharf is the go plus mooney is quicker all round gl