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thanks mate sargent is a good bait we caught snapper flatty morwong with it Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

thanksbest people to ask will be in the boating section of this site we usually use the the riviera when we go outside over 5km my mate got a 4.5m quintrex with 40hp which we use when we go just outside the heads up to 5kms on a good weather that is swell less than 2m wind less than 20kph hope this helps Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

got to the ramp around 7am carpark was half full or half empty headed straight to the heads swell was around 1-2m drifted to about 1km out in 20-30m caught plenty of rock fish and just undersize snapper between 25-28cm caught 1 snapper 1 morwong around 50cm 1 flatty around 60cm decided to head back in around 10am after me and my mate got seasick we vomited at the same time [emoji1][emoji1][emoji1] decided to check the runway caught plenty of yakkas up to 30cm plenty of undersize bream and snapper we moved to molli pt caught 3 bream and 2 flattys on pillys back at the ramp around 4pm we used pillys mullet prawns striped tuna sargent baker for bait thanks for reading Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes inside the harbour was betterBest bream session ever Thanks

hotbite and me are member of the sgfcour boat is called seadeuce we were in the comp last weekend got zeros on day one day two was cancelled due to bad weather Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

ThanksThat's how I cleaned the fish It's easier for me [emoji1] I usually fillet all the fish I catch unless I'm giving it to friends and family I don't like eating fish that much I just love catching them [emoji1]

Small skirt in orange and pink with 6/0 hook.Dropped at least half a dozen.

Hi raiders We fished the sgfc comp. Left the marina around 6am. Headed straight to the Sydney fad. Tried to catch some dollys on pillys but no takers. Trolled to the shelf and stayed in the area until 4pm. Ended up with 7 striped tuna which we kept for bait. Got back to the marina around 6pm. Decided to fished at the marina from 8pm to 11pm. Caught at least a dozen reds all undersized and landed 19 legal bream between 29cm to 39cm. Kept 10 bream and released the rest. Also caught 1 43cm tailor. The bream was still biting when we went to bed at 11pm. Bait used were pillys squid and striped tuna strips. Rig used were running ball sinker and paternoster with 9lb trace. Thanks for reading.

Caught the bonito on pillys on floatThe bonito preferred bait that day

no worries mate thanks and goodluck on your next trip i was told that the bonito are more frequent in the mornings atm Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi all Took the family for our annual pilgrimage Got to bass point around 3pm The place was packed Found parking on the side of the road Took 2 rods out and rigged with pillys on float One of my mate hooked a salmon on his first cast and saw a couple of fishos hooked on some bonito Very good sign even though we saw at least half a dozen fishos packing up Not much action for the first 2hrs only saw a couple of fishos catching bonito every now and then Another mate arrived around 5pm and that's when we started catching some bonito We landed around half a dozen bonito in the next 2hrs My eldest son caught two bonito and he was very happy it's been a while since he caught one Ended up taking 3 bonito home Left around 7pm Thanks for reading

Well done Sam Congrats on your haul

Thanks mateWell do that next time

We tried some pan fried and some cooked with coconut creamWas ok need to fillet and remove the bloodlines

Were used the pink skirts but didn't get any takers

YesThe ice is from the built in ice maker normally comes with the fridge

hi raiders, we started targeting tuna in close. just want to know which lures work best for you and how far to you to put your lures out. we trolled between maroubra and cronulla recently and we only managed to hooked one mac tuna in 40m deep between little bay and maroubra we used to 2 minnows and 1 skirt hooked the mac tuna on the shotgun 50meters out on the minnow thanks for any input HAPPY EASTER TO ALL

Yes it isSome uses it Got more weight which gives more casting distance Watch those fishos who use this type of rig Th retrieve is different from using a normal lure Goodluck

as mentioned by tef the float acts as a teaser the skirts dont have any weight so i need a sinker to cast them u can try without the float but it is most effective with a float attached casting takes a while to get used to as well due the long trace goodluck Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

goodluck fr team hope u guys get a trifecta n win d comp Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

we use 12ft to 15ft rods for casting distance using this type of lure we use 8ft-10ft when using plastics metals and hbs the coconut rig is d cheapest n most effective lure when chasing pelagics like bonito salmon kingys frigates Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sam I was like u when I started fishing off rocks Everyone else is catching except me n my mates One day we asked one of the locals to show us the rig he was using n from that time on we started bagging out The local showed us the rig that was catching bonito salmon kingy n any other pelagics The rig consist of squid skirt tied to a float. Below r d details of d rig Squid skirt size 7cm Colour can be clear white blue pink Large squidding float Large ball sinker for casting distance Lumo beads Trace as long as your rod 3/0-4/0 longshank hook Below r d steps to tie d rig Cut a hole on top of d squid skirt so u can insert d trace Insert trace to skirt from top to bottom Put a lumo bead to stop hook from going thru d hole on d skirt Tie the hook to d bottom of d trace Tie a swivel to other end of trace To tie mainline to rig u do d following Put float stopper on mainline Insert lumo bead Insert float Insert lumo bead Insert ball sinker Insert lumo bead Tie mainline to rig U can use fixed floats if u want Squid skirt Goodluck

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