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I think its something you could definately play with. Essentially salting is curing & what your doing is drawning all the moisture out & hence you pulling out the scent & blood that attracts fish. The longer its in salt the more it will pull out. I might try this next time I get an abundance- Salt slimey fillets using a moderate amount of cooking salt & layer in a container, leave in the fridge over night but no more that 24hrs. Wash off the salt & dry fillets off on an old tea towel(both sides) then lay them out on a tray & drizzle fillets with tuna oil, Vacuum seal in bags & freeze. So essentially I would be trying to replace the scent lost by the salt curing. The fish frames can become great burley when crushed up with bread as well so hang onto those.
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Great effort, what did you get them on??
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Yum, well done yowie
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@#$! yeh ๐คฃ
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Its great getting away, having new experiences & meeting people but Im sure there's nothing like getting back on your home patch. And there would have been zero traffic jams on the drive to the boat ramp
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slimes everywhere in port hacking. cant escape.
kingie chaser replied to Restyle's topic in Fishing Reports
Sounds like perfect smoking size then And I will throw this one in to. Just a reminder that your bait can be delicious-Blue Mackrel - The Kitchen - Fishraider -
Nice effort guy's, looks like a great bit of fun You could always bring a couple each home, one to eat on the day sashimi style (a mate swears by it but I havent tried it) or fish & chips, the other brined & hot smoked a day or 2 later.
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Mate I also think thats an unfair question as well, after being off work for 8 months due to covid(now back thankfully) If they had have asked me what day it was I would have said its "groung hog day ๐ฅด" A Groundhog Day Wake Up - YouTube Glad you did well. Great write up mate & great to see you out there & enjoying yourself Re sydney traffic, I try my best to plan trip & not to travel during certain times or depending on where I go I swap to public transport, not always possible of course but it mean you dont have to deal with the twits on our roads.
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Good to you got some quality time with the bro . So I'm curious what kind of species you caught & on what colour? Probably going to take a while to test & see some sort of pattern I'd say, could even change with time of day? I just ordered a new vice & new materials so as soon as they arrive I'm going to start tying to.
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@the skipper, How did your weekend end up with little brother & how did the skutes go??
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Great report & effort GGG. Pretty hard now to better a day like that! I almost broke my SP PB in the bay when I tried to solo net a near 1 metre croc back in Feb this year & only 1/3rd of it would fit into the environet & was so heavy it fell out & subsequently spat the hook ๐ข I still remember it like it was yesterday, the water was murky after several days of storms & it hit my 3 inch gulp minnow in pilchard colour. The things you remember even after this time ๐ Wish I had a gopro, at least the story could be quantified I know its still out there & Im still trying to hunt it down & am now calling it "whiskettes" ๐ @Scratchie Thanks for the detailed report, I'll be out there next week if the weather is ok trying for some blue swimmers & looking for "whiskettes"
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I can only see the 7 day Swains or 9 day Cato?? 7 days on Swains would be epic ๐
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Found some tiny hooks like that amongst dads gear when I was going through it all, looking at them I was thinking why would you purposely want to catch a fish that small ๐ค๐
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Shakespear have ben around for a very long time so it could be hard to find details about a specific outfit- The Shakespeare Fishing Tackle Company (rootsweb.com) A later version I'd say- Shakespeare 1411-165 Fiberglass Light 5'4" casting rod | eBay Cant hurt to give it a try after servicing the reel & changing the line but at the end of the day some things vintage are just better left as wall hangers. I couldnt imagine taking out & using my fathers old alvey & bamboo rod from the 1930-40's but Im sure it could still catch fish but it hangs proudly in my lounge room.
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Friday flatties & in search of an early dolly
kingie chaser replied to 61 crusher's topic in Fishing Reports
@zmk1962 didnt see it in the video but did you guys try any verticle jigging under the fad?? Could be worth dropping a knife jig to the bottom as well at some point?? Might be some larger kings sitting near the bottom? -
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Mate I have a million recipes in my head so if you invite me along I will do it in several styles for you & your guests Perhaps seared tuna steak with an eggplant kasundi & basmati rice or maybe seared preserved lemon tuna with vegetable tagine & cous cous. Be there at time of capture.................................I can only hope ๐ ๐
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Looks great fella's, Im salavating Since you asked a tuna dish I love is Tataki of tuna with wakame salad. I usually do this by cutting the tuna into logs, marinating it briefly in abit of sesame oil, light soy & a bit of mirin. Searing quickly on each side then rolling it in a mixture of toasted white sesame seeds, black sesame seeds, black pepper & ground nori flakes(its a bit like & you can use furikake seasoning) Sliced in 5 to 10mm slices & arranging it on a bed of wakame salad, with some soy pickled ginger & wasabi on the side. if you feel like it you can have some flying fish roe or similar & replace the soy with ponzu sauce. Cant find any of my photo's right now but Its a bit like this- Served with some nice Sake
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I'll take a bad day's fishing over a day at work anytime We all go out with high expectations but no matter how well prepped or planned a trip is at the end of the day catching a fish is always a bonus to me. FWIW I dont trust BOM anymore, Id much rather get a more accurate weather reading/forecast from Seabreeze.
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Nice report, great to have that local knowledge on board to navigate all those zones around there plus the fishing knowledge of course. Solid tuna, well done guys
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Friday flatties & in search of an early dolly
kingie chaser replied to 61 crusher's topic in Fishing Reports
Looks like you had a fun day out guys & a bouns feed to ๐ Sorry I couldnt make this time around but hope it all aligns for the next one Great vids to Zoran ๐ -
Nicely done, I have found they domove around a bit. One week in the sweet spot your getting plenty strikes, other weeks no action. Still try the areas I know Ive caught fish before but then you have to expand the search as well if its proving friutless.
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The other rod I have which is probably more suitable to what your usage will be is the SALTIST BW SJ 792H SPIN which is PE5 rated, its a much better rod for casting being 7'9 & has a longer butt. Got that one on special tofrom the same store awhile ago for $77, normally $120. I love a bargain What is the actual budget Dave?
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I got a 24kg spin blue water ugly stik last week from B.CF for $110 on sale. Seemed like a great deal to me. Only thing is it's 5'6. Could still be on sale?