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thanks for the info tan Anyone else has any more suggestion? cheers

i tried toongabbie creek near the bridge at oakes road but seems too shallow and nothing there. will try that part of the creek next time

guys anyone know any good spot for monster carp? I have tried the creek in rouse hill which was good but lately has not produced at all So if anyone know a spot can either pm me or post it up here to share with the rest. Keen to help to clean the environment

oops found it but i swear i spend a good 10 minutes scrolling up and down and could not find it. I must be going mad from not being able to fish in 7 months........

sorry guys havent been to the forum for a while since i was overseas and internet connection is somewhat hard to get but what happen to the swap and sell section? cheers

I heard that brown rock in La perouse is a good fishing spot but i don't know exactly where it is. Maybe anyone here can direct you as to where it is

brilliant top idea mate

anyone know where they were fishing on saturday show (14th june)?

thats one beautiful boat james. hope to find something like that thank you for all the advice cheers

i wasn't planning to get a new boat. a second hand boat will be good enough

hi, just wondering guys what kind of boat can i get for 15000. will it be enough to get to places like brown? thinking of spending 15000 on a boat and just want to find out the range of boat that i can get thank you for your help cheers

guys have a week off from work any suggestion as to where to go? Would like to target jewfish. It's got to be landbased though since i got no boat cheers

hi guys just come back from 2 days of fishing in wyangala dam , a beautiful place but sadly the dam level is only at 11% due to the drought. Over the 2 days we did some fishing from the bank which was a long walk since the water level is so low. We caught some yellowbelly, perch and carp though only a couple of the perch is legal. Hoping to get some murray cod but it wasn't to be. We caught all of the fish with worm and prawn, none of the lures i tried out get any hit. The next day we caught alot of yabbies and use them for bait which did not get any hit at all (fish seem to like only worm and prawn). sorry no pic at all since we forgot to bring our digicam well might try lake windamere next time, seems to be a popular spot with huge murray cod until then happy fishing guys

thanks for the info guys i just hope it will be clear on the weekend otherwise trip is canceled will post report when i am back cheers

so what kind of rig and bait should i use? cheers

hi guys i am going to wyangala dam over the long weekend for fishing. I have never fish for trout, yellowbelly or put it simply i have never fish in freshwater before. what do i use to target these fish? what kind of bait or rig should i use? or what kind of lure should i use? how big the line should be? any info will be appreciated...... cheers guys

these spots that you guys are discussing, how far is the water from the rocks? i am asking coz i am afraid of height :blush:

try clifton garden off the wharf. get there early before sunrise.

bbq dolphin fish yummyyyy

maybe we should have a section of the forum for people who need plumber, carpenter and so on or those whose work place have work vacancy. How good will it be if you can work with someone who like fishing cheers

yeah looks like Bali

i used to do a lot od carp fishing when i was a kid. Back in my home country indonesia i paid to fish this fish and used to put it in the pond at the back of my house......and they are not even close to the size you are catching mate.

that's a bloody big bream there mate well done. put it up the fish of the month mate

I have cooked them before as a TOm Yum dish and they taste really good

damn where you fishin mate........it must be a unique experience looking at hoodlums swimming around in front of you and trying to catch it. Better luck next time mate, just keep trying and those hodlums will finally succumb to temptation cheers