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for that you need to know how deep the water is right? so you know how long the line under the float should be?

Rick, would you kindly please find a image of that set up which I can take a look at please? Im trying to figure out how the jigs wouldn't get tangled in the line

thanks all for your advice. would calm beaches be the best place for me to start as a beginner? just near the sand in a foot or two of water? i would think its better if i stand in the water and cast horizontal... so im constantly in 2 feet deep water.

Tyrone on a side note.. what type of retrieve method are you using? Ive tried using surface lures for the whiting but never ever have had a hit

what size jigs did you use for those squid? size 3?

should you use some thick line? Whats the secret to not get your rig/line chewed off by these species? In relation to the south side of spit bridge... are they near structure or would they be anywhere in the water? and should you hit the bottom or midway?

hey man, what pliers do you use? do you use the alvey worming pliers? I find that when i grab onto a worm, the worm just slips through the pliers. Am i not sqeeuzing hard enough or do you recommend a different type of pliers?

thanks Dave. Will see how i go

Hi mate, what size rod and reel did you use to catch those fish in the surf?

with the bulk worms.. do u just laeve it in the surf and it acts as a real worm?

hi abs, what is your rig set up when rigging the yakkas ?

i was thinking of potentially going too this week haha. good luck

did you get out turtleTown?

Guys when fishing the beach for whiting... i find that im just using a 7" Rod.. smallish star sinker. I find that the waves just move my rig around quiet a bit. Any pointers as to how to best fish from the beach where there are decent waves around? Should I be using heavier gear or going at a specific tide? Im using a Long shank hook with a beach worm i caught earlier in the morning.

i think they do. I know Mona Vale, Narrabeen do for sure, as that is where i have caught. Try to target the spots where there is less foot traffic.