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  1. 3.25g and its a colourful jig. mostly orange with yellow/white pattern and blue spots. also has a glow patch underside body.

    ThAts my favorite squid jig colour, yo zuri always work for me, well done with the captures it could have been worse the one that got away could have squirted you with black ink before it escaped! Well done

  2. Haha using a submarine to get it down and and he might catch a sperm whale! As they eat giant squid. Now all he needs is 1000 lb fire line, 50/0 live bait hook and 2000lb fc rock leader his drag set to 1000 kg and he's set! Lol make the Japanese whalers jealouse

  3. Yes I was running a sliding snell rig consisting of 2x 8/0 gamakatsu circle hooks using 1/2 a small squid, top hook was pinned up about 1 cm from the top of the bait secured with a trusty half hitch and bottom hook went through the squid body twice, pulling the hook and line through to the other side to keep the bait well presented and was running a size 7 ball sinker running rig to a large swivel atop.

    I just let it sit in the rod holder and let the line load up, once I felt pressure gently lift the rod and felt the weight of the shark as it gave aggressive head shakes. Mind you I had sore legs and back for three days after. But the most fun part is seeing a full bend on your heavy surf rod as you fight the beast and guide it through the surf and waves.

    Once landed it goes berserk on the sand and you think twice about removing hooks from its sharp gob!

    The most difficult part was skinning and filleting the shark, their skin is like rough sand paper and stronger than cow hide I found this really good video for skinning gummie sharks

    Here's the link

    , I did mange very good fillets with minimal wastage

    Also I think the smaller sharks are safer as they don't have the higher levels of mercury the bigger models have, and hence not safe for consumption

    Cheers Shakeel

  4. About a month ago I was chasing jewies at a central coast beach and used 8/0 circle hooks on 40lb trace the result was a couple of sharks . The hook stays in the corner of the sharks mouth keeping the leader safe. it was too dark to take pictures but here's the end results. Ok maybe not I can't paste in a picture of flake fillets fried just imagine it guys! Ok don't need to imagine here's the pic7340d882-db00-3ea9.jpg

    Shakeel

  5. Good work n nice catch, this might be a stupid question but are those whiting in the bottom if the pic towards the right a different type to the one on the left without the spotty markings? Like king George whiting or something like that?

  6. Some greedy retailers start jacking prices up making fools of the public I remember talking to one of the fruit suppliers when the banana crops were destroyed, he told me there was still old priced bananas in supply and some shops started jacking up prices before the expensive ones even came through. So I guess when we shop overseas and local business close down they have themselves to blame for loss of sales.

  7. Hi raiders, I have to agree black magic kl1/0 circle hooks snell tied onto your leader works great on bream, I've even had success on the beach with these using green banana prawn peeled and cut to small peices leaving the point exposed so it finds the fishes mouth.

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