mauricio

very nice! can't wait to get out there and wet a line

great footage!

Great experience, would love to see the video!!!

that's what its all about: exploring, learning and enjoying!

nice fat fish

that is a Bream and a half!

Not an expert at catching drummer but I have caught a few around the northern beaches. I usually fish the low tide using peel green/banana prawns. I have a 6-8 kg rod with a size 4000 reel. 7-10kg line, I use mustad hooks 92554 size 1 . small ball sinkers size 00-3 depending on the conditions. Lots of burley regularly will attract the pigs. I take a couple of small floats just in case but I don't usually use them. Always wear the appropriate safety equipment, and enjoy. I am happy to show/share the liltle knowledge I have. send me a PM if you are interested

great effort, one squid for one kingie. Also persistence paid off.

very nice bag, and thank you for the location

Great catch and thank you for sharing the technique.

nice fish, I am sure there will be many more to come! keep it up

Great catch. Drummer is defenitely my favorite target species during the winter months

thanks for the report! unfortunately no fish but quality time is always a great thing!

Good morning, I will be spending 4 days in Forster/Tuncurry area, the last week of june. I was there last year and I had some success targeting Jew off the beaches and drummer off the Stones. I was using green prawns for the drummer, mullet fillets and squid for jewies. This time I would like to try some live baits. Is there any land based spots you guys recommend where I can catch live bait? Thank you

I would not recommend WD40 on your reels. I know Wd40 has 2000 uses but Reel Lubricant is not one of them.

Best of luck my friend, Hope you recover your buggy soon.I'll keep both eyes on the look

thank you for the tip!

Hi there, can I please get any recommendations on where to by a marine battery for my 30 hp 4 stroke Suzuki outboard. thank you, mauricio

What a legend he was, In and Out of the ring .It's just a job. Grass grows, birds fly, waves pound the sand. I beat people up. (M. Ali) It's just a job. Grass grows, birds fly, waves pound the sand. I catch fish (M. Parra)

Great bag you scored there! I was going to go for a flick as well, but the spots I thought were going to be sheltered were not.

that's if there is any beach left.

Congrats man!

Not a problem.

I've tried slide baiting but I'm yet to land something substantial. I saw a guy using this method last summer off the rocks in the Northern beaches, I was intrigued since so I gave it a go and I was not disappointed. I had to do a bit a research prior to trying as the guy who I saw doing it the first time was not very keen in sharing his technique or giving me any tips. I found the below link to be helpful. I hope it helps you a bit, Good luck http://blog.effectivefishing.com.au/slide-bait-rig/

I know is you! you texted me this pics over the weekend.lol