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  1. Hi Luderick

    Wow great catch

    I was fishing with Howsy at your eastern suburbs spot and I think that we got chatting. Sorry didn't know it was you.

    Was it you that you showed Howsy some of the floats your dad made. He kept talking about them after you left about the floats wishing he could get one of those for himself.

    We persisted in the lower harbour spot and got 3 but it was quiet as you say.

    Would love to know the spot in Balmain as I live not too far from there. I have tried the Ferry Wharf and the rocks next to it but very sporadic.

    Well done

    Poohbear

  2. Great work

    I live not far from the Cooks but wow what a polluted river. I have caught a few small tiddlers there but nothing so impressive and snags everywhere. I usually use one of those iso floats and seems to work well. I have seen some decent sized blackfish caught there.First time I went there, I caught a used condom. Almost put me off fishing (and some other activities) for life.

    Regards

    Poohbear

  3. Hi Guys

    Was wondering with all the issues wether cutting up weed finely, freezing in ice block holders in the freezer with some water, taking to the spot in an eskey and chucking a few in to get to the bottom and release the weed is a reasonable idea. I suppose it does not give that natural weed floating from the top look but some of it will get to higher levels once dissolves.

    Someone probably thought of this and discounted it a while ago but would like to hear what the pros on the forum think.

    Regards

    Poohbear

  4. Probably all times. Better with moving water for some drift so changing tide usually the preferred time for the seasoned blackfishermen.

    My philosophy is rather simple - if there is a line in the water with some bait you are more likely to catch fish than if you are sitting in your armchair at home listening (or trying not to listent) to the wife .

    Regards

  5. I have caught them and seen heaps caught at San Soucci Park on the north end of Taren Point Road. The water is about 8-10 foot deep and fishes well off the little wharf. No weed (of the fishing type) there so have to import it. Also gets a bit busy so get there early. It is also a bit exposed so dress for the weather. Lots of other friendly blackfishermen there and very helpful. Just to the left of the wharf under the bridge apparently fishes well but have not seen this myself.

    Hope that helps

    Poohbear

    " TTFN = ta ta for now "

  6. Interestingly they were active in spells - usually related to a ferry docking

    Howsy thinks that the ferry churns up the bottom and acts like a berley fan.

    Im a starting to believe he is on to something.

    Another explanation would be that the Blackfish are keen to catch a ferry ride but maybe thats a bit far fetched.

    Cheers

  7. Hi All

    Went out this morning with Howsy my Mentor

    Freezing North Western breeze had my nose, ears and other peripheral parts somewhat numb in a few minutes.

    Berleyed up and landed a few but dropped a few as well

    Howsy was the chief fisher and I just accompanied with a couple

    All released - till the next down

    Thanks Howsy

    Cheers

    Poohbear

    " Fishing is only and addiction if you are trying to give it up "

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  8. Looking for some advice from the experts here

    Looking to buy a blackfish rod but would like to use it for other light surf fishing if possible

    Saw the Wilson Blackfish rod - very whippy as all good blackfish rods are designed to be

    Fibreglass and $105- looks great but maybe a bit too flexible for light surf fishing?

    Was wondering if the graphite shimano catana coastal light 10 foot 6 inches may be more versatile.

    Graphite and maybe less whippy and therefore possibly more versatile and $ 79

    Thanks in advance

    Regards

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