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On 19/12/2017 at 12:43 PM, jdanger said:
It's been a while in the making Stan! Only really starting to come together in the last few weeks. Having faith in the fly is half the challenge! Once I get some more hooks I'll send you a few that have worked if ya like
i would love that mate! it could be a good excuse to come up to the goldy for a fish for a few days!
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this is so cool dude honestly, you have inspired me to not give up on saltwater fly hahah
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16 hours ago, brett01 said:
do you live locally @PRED-ATOR ?
yeah mate hope island, you around the area?
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i wish the seaway often but seriously its so hard to catch fish there. I have ever only caught tailor spinning with metals
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21 hours ago, dirvin21 said:
Purple cod... mate from fisheries id'd it via pic for me.... not a regular catch around here
very imaginative name hahaha. Fishin seems better your way than mine at the moment
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that cod looks spectacular! what kind is it? estuary?
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mate you are doing so much better than me. I have been putting fly in front of bream and mainly longtom, they take the fly sometimes but i cant set the hook because they dont bite hard enough.
The bream are even more frustrating, they just look at it.
those are some awesome catches mate tremendous job
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awesome report Dave, that water looks drink worthy (if i didnt see those catties come out lol).
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8 hours ago, dirvin21 said:
Hey Stan
when you make your way down here (the whole month of January I'm off work) there are plenty of beaches to drive on with easy access
Dave
Sounds good Dave
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nice mate thanks for that info.
Cheers, Stan
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thanks fellas
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those 2 bass are monsters! catch of the month for sure!
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Hey Raiders,
GC weather has been terrible lately, if its not the torrential rain, its the wind (which still hasn't calmed down). There was a window where the wind was down to reasonable conditions so hit my pontoon and the beach at the end of street. Pontoon is currently holding small jacks, moses, big bream and the odd cod. Beach is absolutely plagued with yellowtail barracuda right. Every cast was one of these things or tiny bream.
Really hoping the warmer weather sticks around, a couple of blokes have caught small queenies and some really big red dogs. Enjoy the pics Raiders,
In terms of lures, ive been using ecogear grass minnows, atomic hardz, jackson vibs, baitbreath plastics, berkley powerbait minnows, ecogear zx30's and have bumped up from 4 to 6lb.
Cheers, Stan
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On 10/11/2017 at 10:54 AM, Jewhunter said:
G'day mate.
You can drive on the Tweed Beaches, but you need a permit.
The closest free beach to drive on is South Ballina. You can get there by taking the Burns Point Road Ferry across the river. It's a lot quicker than driving down to Wardell & cutting back in. The holiday park there is huge & good fun. I go camping there at least once a year.Great fishing down that way. The Sth Ballina wall is famous for it's size & numbers of jew. The beach itself has more pipis than you can poke a stick at. Watch for the birds we call 'pipi eaters' & have a go where they are feeding. There are gutters everywhere & at the moment it's producing big whiting, tailor, bream, flatties, tarwhine & dart. Always a chance of a jew as well.
You can drive right down to Evans Head along the beach. You need a low tide to cross the coffee rock section a couple of clicks north of Evans. Don't get me started on how good the fishing is in Evans itself!
Thanks Jew Hunter,
Evans head sounds interesting, i dont think im confident enough to hit that beach yet though. Any beaches you are aware of that i can drive straight onto (no ferries etc.)
Cheers!
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Hi Guys,
Picked up the new 4X4 last weekend and itching to do some sand driving/fishing. Do you guys know any beaches QLD/Noth-Mid NSW Beaches you can drive on (other than moreton/fraser).
Thanks guys
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hey mate i live on the GC so happy to come along. i dont know any good spots off the rocks though lol
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nice report mate! we get heaps of them pike up here, they are suckers for blades.
keep up the great work!
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^^ i think it got mentioned above, the last tip i have is dont waste your chubbies on them (im talking about lures here). Those lures are too short, and you run the risk of gut booking or them rubbing you off.
Longer minnows like 70mm or longer are much easier to de-hook
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hey Jeff,
RMG Scorpions in purple or Black with the read head, look for the ones with P50 Bibs, they dont seem to snag up much. Or El Cheapo Berkley Flicker shads in black/gold, mullet. Troll them along drop off's and if you hook one, troll in a figure 8 around that area you will prob pick up more - i do this from the kayak all the time.
I find they work best when they are actually digging up the sand, this seems to really peak their interest. With regard to speed, whatever is going to get the lure digging is all you need IMO.
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AWESOME REPORT!
Mate im on the gold coast so not too far from you, we should tee up a session soon if your keen.
Cheers
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6-10 LB is all i use for them. just keep their head below the water when landing them, otherwise they are likely to rub/bite you off
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nice yella mate! havent fished copeton but heard its very difficult to crack
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dont keep them with other plastics or put them in another tackle box (unless they are the z-mannboxes)