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Posts posted by aussie big bob
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How good is that
Nexus I take my hat off to you - GREAT work
As davehey said great work there nexus.
But if there is another event like this let me know as me and my boat will be there.
cheers
Bob
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Well done on some nice YFT
Thanks netic
I was sure that the season was going to end up with no fin.
After eight to nine trips to the mountain and no fin the season was looking bad.
But thanks to Mark this was not the case.
There may have only been jelly beans but at least they where fins.
Cheers
Bob
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Hey boys good looking photos and the fins wern't bad either, those kind of waters make me wish I was there with you, well done guys and heres to more fishing in calmer waters.
Tight Knots
Cindy.
you are right about the the fin not being that bad
just ashame they did not weigh in as good as one of the boys ( the fat one with out the shirt )
cheers
bob
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Hi Bob I struck that mildly poisonous warning somewhere before with fish.
I'm not sure whether they mean you easily recover in an iron lung or suddenly create and empty peak hour train.
Hope this helps
Cheers
jewgaffer
Wish i could get ( mildly poison ) cleared up as they realy are good eating
cheers
Bob
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How did the shark taste Bob.
Im curious to know.
The eating quality was great. There were four of us which consumed one whole shark.
All agreed that is was very good eating the only draw back is that according to some
USA research study they are considered mildly poison if consumed.
I have not yet found any other web site to confirm this. Or what they mean by mildly poison.
I would also like to add that the four of us that took part in the feast are still kicking and
Do not seem to be affected in any way so the choice is yours whether you eat it or not
cheers
bob
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go the tan... bull.
i have the same reel on a 60kilo rod.
i got myself one of those perch when i went bottom bashing at browns.
awsome eating.
You are right on there john the Tan...com is a great reel
as i have 2 of them now
The fish must be good eating i just need to find the shark that ate it.
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How big were the sharks?
cheers james
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You had a bit of sport all with those sharks Aussiebob. That shark in the first pic looks like a quick caesarian job, how big was that one's mother?
jewgaffer
The largest was 1.3 and the rest were on 1.1
cheers
bob
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Hi there Fellow Raiders
Here is a short tale from my trip to browns 13-11-07 a bit late but here it is
Took brother inlaw out to browns for a bit of trolling and bottom bashing.
The trolling side did not produce much but did manage a few ogoolies from the deep.
First drop produce the head of a deep sea perch, i think the shark prefered the rest of it.
So just to keep it short we had a great day on the water with a total of 6 perch and 4 sharks no fin
but still a great day out.
cheers
bob
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Hi there raiders
It has been some time since my last post. So here is the tale of my last trip.
It all started with a call from a fellow raider (Mark) on Saturday asking if I was interested in a trolling and bottom bashing session on Sunday. As the weather reports where not so hot and changing every report the answer was yes weather depending. So for the rest of the day we kept in touch and at 5pm the decision was made to go as the last update on S/B was looking pretty good.
So pack car and have 6 quick beer set alarm for 1.30am and hit the sack at 10.40pm. Now with little sleep and alarm screaming drag myself from the sack and head over to Mark’s house, arrive at his place at 3.30am grab the gear out of car load into boat and we are off.
Hit the ramp approx 4.30am and head for the heads of Botany Bay. Arrive at the heads approx 5.30am and conditions are as good as the forecast said.
So now throttle up and head for spot south of browns. First thing we were going to was bottom bash a spot that Mark had on his G.P.S. Arrive at spot approx hour and a bit then it was straight to the bottom, fished here for a while with no luck so pulled stumps and headed for browns which was some 15kms away.
Decision was made to do a troll as we were on the water early and had some time to kill. So out goes lure number 1, it would have been lucky to be in the water 15min when the 15kg go off so as it was not my boat Mark gets first go and I get the gaff ready.
The run was short then slack so sprits drop a bit as thought it had spat the hook but this was not the case it was just swimming back to the boat. Mark say it’s not pulling all that hard so I help boost his sprits and call it for a stripe
(what kind of mate am I) but this was not the case it was a fin.
Not the size we were hoping on but it was a fin,
So with a few short runs at the boat the fin is gaffed by Mark himself as deckie was not taking the chance on losing the fish with a bad gaff shot.
Now with fin in boat and bleed we head off again, start on a big circle to where the first hit happen.With 2 lures in and a steady 8 knots it was not long before the 24kg goes of and once again I head for the other rod and Mark grabs the 24kg.
As I was retrieving the 15kg it also goes off but this was very short lived. So Mark hands me the 24kg and I now have the feel of my first fin for the season in some 8 to 9 trips to browns and beyond.
There were no thumping screaming runs but it was my first fin for the season. With the 24gk being over kill on the small fin the fight didn’t last that long. So now in the boat we set lures again and do a few laps around the same area for nil. We make course for browns as I had another goal to achieve and that was to catch a blue eye and gemmie.
On the way too the mountain we had two more hits but no luck.
Bottom bashing at browns in hope for a blue eye or gemmie only produced some deep sea perch
With about 12 drops between us we ended up with 400 meters of 80lb braid lost
and 10 perch to show for our efforts.
We pull stumps and start the troll towards 12mile. Trolled to 12mile zip, run to the peak zip, run to the flat head grounds for one sweep.
With time approaching 5pm it was time to pull stumps and head for home. Arrived ramp approx 6.30pm. Arrive at Mark’s house 7.30pm give him a hand to clean the boat a bit then off home.
Day end at 11pm
But all in all great day
thanks again mark
Cheers
Bob
P/s so there is no confusion i am the fat one without the shirt
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good on you RABS its more than i have got in my last two trips to browns this week
cheers
bob
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Hi there Mark
Sorry to hear about your family and the car but
. The worst of all was the lack of
.
So next time you apply for leave to get some
in please PM me as I have some tools that
will help you if your next lot of leave starts off as bad as this one did.
( 1) brand new pack of double edge Gillette razor blades
( 2 ) a very sharp ( Shobu Zukuri Katana ) sword
Unlike most others I fill that this offering is far more better than cheap shots about your ( crapadore )
So remember all your solution are just a pm away
Cheers
BOB
P/S if your
finds out about the skirt you don't have to wait for your next leave to pm me
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Hi there Roberta
Good to here that the kids had a good time.
But do you realise by taken them out for what I would consider to be an hour of the best pass time.
There is a good chance it will now become a life long obsession
As it has done for most of us here at fishraiders
Cheers
Bob
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First of all would like to say thanks to all the raiders for their help.
Was at the tackle shop yesterday and purchased some of the lures mention in the reply's
6 spanyids all different sizes
3 packs of 3" minnows
4 small popers
Now all i have to do is find the sambo's again and try them out
thanks again for all your help
cheers
bob
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Hi they’re fellow raiders
I was just wondering if any one out there have picture of lures they use on sambo’s.
The reason I ask is because I was out on the bay yesterday and there where sambo’s everywhere
But as always every thing I threw at them ended up with the same result. zip
This is not the first time that I have failed at the sambo’s.
In actual fact it is properly the 8 encounter with the same result.
I am starting to doubt my ability as a
as I can not even catch a sambo even when they’re starring me in the face.
Cheers
bob
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first of all i can tell you it was not easy driving of to work
from the boat ramp with an empty trailer
you dont know how cruel that was waving to me as you drove off towards botany bay
but thats life and was glad you had a good days
now you have finaly got it down pat , we can expect photo's on your next report
cheers
bob
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I'll take them off your hands Bob!!
Ross
there yours
cheers
bob
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Usually I use weights at around 2.0kg to 2.3kg up to a moderate current flow.
When it's running quite fast I opt for a 3.0 to 3.5kg weight so I know the baits are on the bottom
It just depends, I would have a rough guess at 1 weight to 3 drops or so.
IFS
thank's for that ifs
cheers
bob
Hi bob........
as you can see that would be about maybe half the size against the other which is a clone
of the one that you have it weighs close to 3lbs
and would be the heaviest i would resort to....
the normal size for me generally is a further 1lb
lighter still that's not to say the heavier sinker wont do the job for as you know it does
just that i personally have better results going lighter.......
try it bob......and hopefully you will be pleasantly surprised..
Cheers Warnie.
thanks johnno
ok thanks for that Warnie
now with all this in mind i will have a post of all my browns sinker on by sunday
cheers
bob
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Hi bob
I personaly would rarely ever go over 1.5kg in weight for brown's even when current is pushing hard
1kg is closer to the mark for me and down to a snapper lead when no current is present
the lighter you are the less inclined you will be to lose tackle
i could arrange and pm pics that would most likely surprise you then by the sounds of
things which may involve you to have a rethink and maybe adopt a differant approuch
if that will help you...
Warnie......
That would be good. Like to see the pics
cheers
bob
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You can get away with 1.5kg weights and I'm sure even less when there is very little current running.
But when there is current bring out the heavy weights.
IFS
Thanks IFS
but in your trips to browns how often would you use weights less than 2kg's and what sort of loss rate do you have
cheers
bob
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sh_t dave it beats working
sound like you had a top day
even if the weather was not all that kind to you
cheers
bob
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would hate to be out side when a the change hit
cheers
bob
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Posted · Edited by aussie big bob
Yes the legs are great but there not mine.![:biggrin2:](//www.fishraider.com.au/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png)
All jokes aside this makes loading the boat much eaiser and cleaning is just as easy aswell.![:yahoo:](//www.fishraider.com.au/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png)
Just roll it out to the boat take out the rods and its there when you get home.
And when you get home reload it wash them down.
Once that is done and all you have to do is wheel it back inside.No more three or four trips and no more ducking doors ways with the tips.![:thumbup:](//www.fishraider.com.au/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png)
as my rods live inside the house.In fact at the end of my bed.![:yahoo:](//www.fishraider.com.au/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png)
cheers
bob