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Posts posted by quochuy
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Thanks for the answers guys.
After more research there are many places on Georges River and Botany bay that you should not eat fish from, so I think safer for me to not touch ones from the locations I'm talking about.
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I saw your other picks of gropers and drummers.
How do you target them?
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The bug RichieR is talking about is not the sand flea / mole crab I'm looking after.
Here are the ones I'm talking about
http://fishingdestinguide.com/baitSANDFLEAS.html
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Nice report, thanks for sharing.
I too have found this winter lacking of fish, mind you, this is my first year living in Oz.
The only time I caught more than two fish in a session was when we went on a trip down to Nowra, heap of big Tailor and Salmon.
But the Northern Beaches have been quiet with more donuts that fish...
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But isn't Georges river directly connected to the area, was look on the map and it's part of Botany bay.
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I don't object to any of the changes. If I get enough for my family to feed then that's enough. And we only eat fish max twice a week.
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For the minced beef you need to roll them in tiny peas, put on the hook, roll some more to wrap the beef around the hook. It will still come off (less quicker) but that's OK and that will act as burley.
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Awesome! The last video is exactly what I saw :-D
I too am longing for the Northern Beaches to fire. In the mean time I will be practicing my beach worming technique, need to try harder without pliers.
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That thing?
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cymothoa_exigua
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Saw people catching some nice size whitings there but was wondering if they are safe for consumption...
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Balmoral Jetty is also good spot. Best bait for yakkas are minced beef, pilchards small cuts, yakkas small cuts, bread, sabiki rigs
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After some research, apparently the ones I was looking for can be found in QLD but can't see any report in NSW.
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Thanks, I even saw some pictures that looks like what I saw.
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Paikea, I used to do a lot of photography before, so even with an iPhone I try to get something decent when time and conditions allow
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Thanks for the interesting answers. It's actually quite nice to look at, a bit freaky when you don't know what's going on.
Would be interested to know if that really affects the fish as RichieR mentioned
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I was in Narrabeen fishing by the lagoon at night, then I stepped hardly on the sand to remove sand from my feet and that's where the ground lit up. It's kind of a phosphorescent/electricity like effects that ran from the ground to the surface of the water. Really weird.
Don't know if you've experienced that before?
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Ok so apparently the other names are: sand crabs, mole crabs, Albuneids, Albunea symmysta
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Look on youtube, some guys are using that in the US. They seem big enough.
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Yeah got 10 whitings, all undersized. Next month maybe.
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Hi
Are there sand fleas in Oz?
Have you guys used them for bait?
Huy
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I'm fishing DY virtually every morning from 4.30am, sometimes at night till midnight. It's been nearly a month I haven't caught any big fish. For good gutter you may want to try Curl Curl or maybe Narrabeen, spotted some today.
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As tef1on said, if you are targetting big fish you don't need to tell the difference between tide movements and bites, when big fish bite they gulp the whole thing and run away. I stopped worrying about my rod tip movement, cast, put the rod in the holder, loosen the drag (or use a baitrunner reel) and relax, sit in a chair and sip some hot drink. The reel will wiiiiiiiiiiiiiizzzzzzzz when a fish is on, I don't even use a starlight or a bell, the noise from the reel is enough even when the waves are strong.
This also applies for good size whitings, if I need to strike, it usually mean smaller fish.
If you want your bait to stay in one place, you should use no-roll sinkers (pyramid, rectangular, flat) or you can try the breakway sinkers (also called spider sinkers). They have kind of hooks that anchor to the sand and has a release system so when you reel it back it unhook from the sand. After casting the breakaway sinkers, let it sink and start reeling back until you feel good resistance, this means the anchor is made.
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Dee Why sandworms on pilchards. Those pilchards will catch anything :-D
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Can you eat fish caught between Brighton-Le-Sand and Dolls Point?
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Thank Linc
How comes it doesn't affect areas downstream?
Won't the current bring those pollutant down?
Huy
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