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rickmarlin62

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  1. long handle gaffs make landing the fish of a lifetime possible...try washing out a 30kg cobia....also depending on where u r fishing cleats are not always practical..a lot of central and north coast ledges are conglomerate and cleats are a no.no...we always carry a long length of rope..we are very careful but as they say sh@t happens and a rope may save you or someone else in the worst case scenario....I have personally fished lbg since I was 16..i have saved three people in38 yrs and have been in the drink once myself..im a spearo so getting out was easy for me but some may injure themselves or worse ..if u can fish with an experienced lbg guy a few times you will soon learn easy rules of survival...I will be keen to have a fish next summer season so maybe a trip chasin longtails may be on the cards ??????..rick

  2. I spoke to a waterways guy at one of our comps a couple of weeks ago..buy new cartridges and replace them yourself then write date on tag on pfd....you don't need to be a rocket scientist neil ive done mine lol...hope this helps..rick

  3. plenty of options offshore if boat big enough ?????....if not some big bream round the oyster racks on corrie island...even though its winter don't discount very big flatties along winda woppa or up along jimmies beach to yacaaba..sps work brilliant on the weedbeds and sand flats of jimmies...the boulders at the eastern end of jimmies is one of the best bream spots on the coast..fish lightly weighted mullet strips and hang on...any questions just ask if I cant help scratchie prob can...rick

  4. well the weather gods have struck again with heavy rain coming down from the northwest again..ive been watching river levels on bom and my fave cod river was nearly down to a fishable level for the last weekend of the season then mother nature tells me NO you can now wait till December...luckily im buying back my old vsea so I guess il just have to terrorize all the salt species I love....rick

  5. some south Australia beaches have little or no swell and they catch blueys there...nsw blue swimmers are mainly caught in estuaries...lake Macquarie.botany.broken .Sydney harbor.most rivers have them..ive fished all my life..im 54 and have never caught a bluey in ocean waters nor seen one and I dive all the time...they can be caught on handlines with panty hose or fine mesh next to the bait for them to get tangled in..or just use bait and slowly bring them up then scoop before they let go...hope this helps...rick

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