tasksta
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Mate tasty as just bake them whole, white chunky flesh.
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I got jacketed on the weekend and cant afford to respool this week. I have 100yards left on an old spool of 30lb fins, will it be ok to double uni them together? Will Just be bottom bashing. Cheers
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Im no expert but have bought a lot of gear. I would go 4000 with 3-6 for sp or 4-7 if baiting. Much of a muchness really
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Mmm stradic is nice of you can stretch it. I bought a 6000 and absolutely love it. I really think they are worth the extra cash, especially if you get a lot of use like me.
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Bee sea eff have the symetre 4000 with sahara graphite rod for 150, bloody good deal.
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Totally agree. I have two symetre's 2500 and 4000 with suitable trion rods on 6lb and 15lb braid and they are fantastic even stopped a few kings on the 4000.
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Lol was no further than 5 metres i reckon! Were you next to the charter boat? Was gonna scoot on over but thought a bit rude. What depth were you in?
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Bloke in tinny could have been me. I had reeled in my one and only fish, a nice mowie and had a massive boat full of people watching me. I turned around and a hump back broached like 5 metres from me! Was just off bondi.
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Nice catch. I lost all my gear to jackets yesterday, so you did well to get a feed. I tried every ten metre line till i reached the fad and they were there too!
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Pretty sure they are all two years
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Oh if you buy an EPIRB get the GPS one made by KTI on ebay. Its the cheapest, has the best specs and is aussie made too.
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Flares are needed past the open water line, you need to confirm where that is in your area I know on the harbour it is BEFORE the heads. I got done for out of date flares last week at longy, he advised there is ZERO tolerance from now on. I had every otjer piece of safety equipment and we both had jackets on. Flare kit was only 56 bucks and as above is a no brainer. EPIRB was expensive but essential too. Happy safe fishing!
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I had the same problem and had to lower the outboard one hole. Something about the cav plate lining up with the hull.
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Hooked two of those pesky birds at Boltons on sat
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Ok cheers guys, paternoster it is. Looking good for sat, gonna hit the BB reefs.
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I know with the flatties if your an inch off the bottom your not fishing. Is it as critical to be on the bottom for mowies, nannies etc? I would think a paternoster rig must look like crap floating mid water? Thanks
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Hi folks After years of fishing the estuary im finally able to head offshore. Im curious as to the technique to drift offshore reefs? Mainly in broken bay. I have had great success drifting paternoster rigs for offshore flatties but surely the same process will snag up on the reef? Cheers Paul
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Welcome to Sydney mate and its only the beginning!
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Hate to state the obvious but get a pro to check it over before hand. I didnt and discovered a gearbox full of water and cost me a full rebuild after oil pump failed two weeks after purchase. That was a great discussion with the wife....
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Just did this with faltty fillets and it was amaze balls!
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95 jackets lol. I have only started offshore reef fishing and discovered the high tackle consumption, sure am catching a lot more fish though! Sorry for hijack OP.
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Oh yeah that sounds good. Not confident filleting it as its fairly small but will test out on my flatty fillets and report back. Cheers Paul
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We bagged out on flatties off bondi, the small ones were coming up with only a head left after the jackets saw to them! Aggressive buggers followed the fish up from 40m and we scooped a few whoppers up in the net.
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Caught my first nanygai today woo! What is the best way to cook it?
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Thanks Tully, fixed it myself, sold it and bought a new Simrad.
