Ryder

WOW, That was a great report. Disappointment becomes Triumph. Well done

Former male model and world renounced fly fishing guide. LOL

Nice fish mate, Im glad you got a few. Its funny, last week on the radio they were talking about the increased demands on the power grid, and how do you increase output? Just put more coal on the fire? Never thought about the hydro and how that would affect the fishing. "Stick a dry in that fishes mouth and say they are taking dries..." Haha

Certainly some good action before the storm. Check this out. http://www.fishraider.com.au/Invision/index.php?showtopic=22530

Wonderful birthday dinner. More. Kings to come. I'm sure

Mate I'm currently favouring my Hank Newman 2 wrap rod matched with a 4 inch Trudex spooled with 12lb and Nitlon 6lb Fluro leader I was using an Alvey 475 and copping it from the boys for not using a reel pin.

Hi Raiders The heat has really been knocking me around, working outside, Thursday and Friday were bad!!! I headed down to the rocks after work to get weed to fish the weekend. i separated the bait from the berley, leaving the bait in newspaper and the berley weed in a plastic bag. Saturday was out because it the heat, and by Saturday night a strange smell started filling the house. Early this morning I opened the garage and the aroma hit me in the face. The weed was going off in a big way, the bait in the paper wasn't too bad but the berley was putrid. I still used it along with another tray of stinking string, from last week I found in the back of the ute. All the stinking weed went in the berley mix with immediate results. First drift a good down but missed. Third drift and a decent fish was in the bag. Fish after fish for the next couple of hours. Some throw backs amongst them and the average was low 30s. The fish of the day went 42 on the mat Now I'm thinking the stinking berley made my baits much more attractive. Try it some time.

Nice work Luke

Great bag. Certainly some stonkers. .The ocean rocks would have been the coolest place to be today. Well done

Anglers Omnibus marks off Sydney

Great fish mate. You'd get a nice pair of jewels out of that.

Female Lyrebird at work this morning.Her partner is more iPad shy. Masked Lapwing, commonly known as Plovers, another resident on my site.

Congratulations, keep it up.

Great to meet you Wellsy, it turned into a good day. The move really paid off. Trevor did most of the instruction while I showed Luke how to jump in a grave, try to land a fish on the hook set and how to take your mates eye out with a float. Good fun.

Edwards is the north side, past the island. No Wharf.

Mate great chance of flathead off the beach and the wharf. From the Wharf fish back towards the beach and rocky point, fan out you casts until you find fish. Kings can turn up anywhere so can chopper Tailor, they just rip plastics apart but fun to catch. Could be an idea to add a couple of small metal slices to your box. On the beach, head up to Edwards, the other side of rocky pt, wade out and cast. Work your way along.

Great fish mate. Well done.

Try Exile Bay, Massey Park Golf Course. Public access, fish the mouth of the canal.

1 is some kind of Wrasse 2 Striped grunter 4 Tailor

It was a good day out mate. Once again, the move paid off. Those 3 of mine are going in the smoker. Cheers

Good choice to move. It's even more satisfying when you get onto the fish. Well done. I remember a day of 3 moves and we ended up with a great bag and a new spot to boot. When you're not catching fish, doing the same thing, in the same spot, over and over, and expecting a different result is CRAZY.

Frogfish

Great day out guys, apart from the dodgie pies. Cooked up they look great, always best fresh. I wonder if he has introduced you to the delights of smoked roe? Yum Yum

Well done guys, another great bag!