Lungfai76

500m per minute? You must of been speeding! No wonder you felt sick....stick to the 100m speed limit please. Bloody young hoon you ?

Hi Chao, Just curious to know if you've tried shore jigging yet. Sounds and looks similar to what slow jigging is. After 2 years away from the water I've come back to some interesting techniques and am curious to try. Trung

2 weeks ago it was still closed, popped by northern breakwall today and that was closed also.

Wednesday looks like a good day at the moment forecast wise. I'll prob be down there and might bring along mikeparks if he is able.

Tide was receding, was using metal slicers, was smoked on a lure, kingies taking lures 3m from ledge so if you are ballooning you might get smashed as soon as it touches the water. Just pray it runs straight out instead of into the reef ?

Decided to go have a spin session at bass point after dropping the kid off at childcare. Small swell, moderate south westerly breeze and only 1 other fella on the ledge. Spun for a good hour before the other fella hooked onto a 54cm. Noticed that the hits were coming when we upped the retrieval speed. Was hard going trying to match the speed of a 4500 with a 2500, but persistence paid off and I scored a 45cm rat. No photo as phone was in car. Fella told me he got smoked yesterday by a horse so looks like the kingies are playing at Bass Point. Plenty of Salmon balls about with birds flocking and whales frolicking. Photo taken after fish gear returned to car. Trung

If I was interested in chasing kingies I'd take you to the spots......hmm what days/times you thinking about trying your luck? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

There's been reports of hoodlums over at bass point and a few juvies at hill 60. If the southern port breakwall was open you'd prob hook onto a juvie from there no probs. That 4500 will get a decent workout if you do hook up. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Red tube basically extends the look of the bait, as do the red coloured hooks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Bury them in a vegetable garden as fertiliser. Strip them for bait. Eat them. If you choose to eat them then you need to follow the procedure to prevent them from mudding. When caught throw them into an ice slurry immediately. Fillet from shoulder to rib cage, throw the rest into the garden or fillet for bait. Salt, pepper and flour coating then pan fry in butter. If the taste still doesn't suit you then keep fertilising the garden [emoji12] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

There's a nice spot for beginner trout fishos 1.5 hours west of Jindabyne. Khancoban pondage, they used to have trout fest in November but I haven't been back there since my father passed away. Might start the family tradition of fishvember back up again with the 3 year old [emoji38] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

His OP says he is turning 70 [emoji33] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Get a pair of polarised glasses, look down at the beach with glasses on, find the darker water, find one close enough to cast into without throwing out your shoulder. Plant your rod and burley occasionally as you sit back with a hot cuppa waiting for that beautiful sound we all crave to hear. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk