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1 hour ago, Regan said:

this is where i find the best results

 

Excellent! thanks for sharing that.

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5 hours ago, Mullatt said:

You could also try down at Burrill Lake. There's jetties, bridges and plenty of shore access to give it a try.

I've had a bit of a look around there and will make the trip down and have a go around there.

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6 hours ago, Regan said:

the wharf at ulladulla is good for tailor around dusk with pilchards an have also caught bream there

Is there a particular part of the wharf to try out? or just throw a line in and see how I go?

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6 hours ago, Berleyguts said:

You are limiting yourself with a hand reel but it is how a lot of fisherman started out in the good old days and it is a direct style  of fishing... possibly a good way to learn the basics of bait presentation and when to strike etc.

Perhaps try the wharf in Ulladulla harbour for yellowtail and bream. Narrawallee inlet is worth a shot for whiting and flathead.

I thought I'd start off with a hand reel and see if I like it. See a lot of tourists going out with the latest gear and probably never use it ever again. If I can get into it with just  a hand reel and get consistent with fishing then I'll move up to a proper rod.

[Fishing around ulladulla/mollymook?]

Hi all. I decided to take up fishing over the summer break around Ulladulla,  Mollymook, Narrawalle.

Looking to start off with just a basic hand reel and have some fun with it. Was wondering if anyone knew of some good spots around these areas that would be suitable with a hand reel?

Cheers