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1 hour ago, SaltyGreek said:
Congrats on your new PB!
thanks!!
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13 hours ago, James Clain said:
67 is a great flathead especially on a lure well done!
Cheers mate i am only 15, so i was extremely excited when i saw it and nearly fell of the shark net!!!🤣🤦♂️😲
Put up a mint fight!
Had to try to not fall off while skull dragging it to the sand, while it was head shaking!
It couldn't have been hooked any better, as i only had light leader and its teeth were nowhere near the leader thanks to the weedless hook straight in the corner of the mouth
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10 hours ago, masterfisho7 said:
Top stuff on getting a Pb its always good
thanks mate
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5 minutes ago, Welster said:
Well done on your PB.
Cheers
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24 minutes ago, king of kings said:
Congrats on the PB!! Even better when it's on a lure!! 👍
cheers mate👍
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Just down at clontarf for this arvo and hooked a 67 cm flatty (new pb fish)
On a zman minnowz calico candy with a headlockz weedless hook and a running ball sinker
Fishing off the shark net
Cheers guys
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wondering where to launch the yak at fig tree bridge lane cove river, to hit those topwater bream and sp flatties
want to go there because it is only 20 minutes away
can you launch from the loop road that goes under the bridge (cunninghams reach side)
glad of help
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I know there is lots of posts about this topic, but just wondering about topwater bream lures
Four from a shop, (looking at walk the dog lures),(i have a free a shop 10 dollar voucher and wanting to spend it on topwater)
Bassday Sugapen
Lucky Craft Sammy
Megabass Dog X
Savage Top Prey
Should i get the top prey (kind of minded to) or just go for the good quality/more expensive ones
(what colors are favourites)
And when does topwater really turn on for bream and whiting
Glad of any help
Cheers
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15 minutes ago, mrsswordfisherman said:
If you search for just "mort" you will find 2 pages of fishing reports and the like
Thank you very much!!
Just what i was looking for👍👍👍✔
The search bar is a bit touchy, sometimes you just can't find what you want
Cheers
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Narrabeen lagoon is pretty good for flatties on Soft Plastics and good for bream on chicken, also whiting get up on the flats there, one of my mates got a 85 cm flatty on a Daiwa double clutch
I have caught plenty of bream there and flatties on blades
Just recently i got a 30 cm bream and a 37 cm flatty both on chicken
And you can eat them from there!!
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6 minutes ago, JamoDamo said:
Darling harbour has some massive bream but they say its private property and you can't fish there but it's not true. Use Hots chips as bait and you'll get into some monsters 40cm plus if you are lucky which there are many! Just go in the early morning at 4am and fish till the security guards get there. You can also catch kingfish and whatever is there on pier 9 in Darling Harbour good luck!
Mate i went there early one morning and fished just outside the maritime museum and a security guard came and said that i can fish over the other side of darling harbour and up around the sydney wharf apartments(i hooked up to a solid 35 cm+ bream but i lost it right beside the boardwalk, on a zman grub), i would say just straight away go outside the maritime museum next to the submarine (big bream hang around and they are fat because everyone feeds them),until you get kicked out and just be polite and move along to the board walk up around the sydney wharf apartments, look on the inside edge of the boardwalk, fairly shallow and if you see one cast away from it and try not to spook it (there are usually some just sitting under the boardwalk) hope this helps
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1 hour ago, motiondave said:
I've answered on your other thread about how to launch there 👍
i started this thread because i thought it could be a new topic
Didn't want to change the topic on the other thread!
cheers mate
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2 hours ago, motiondave said:
If I think you mean the bay with Balmain wharf area, where the ferries park on one side and the tugboat wharf on the other side, go to the end of Cooper st , Balmain. Walk your kayak down along a gravel path to the wall area you mentioned. In the right is a small beach area. (At low tide you can crouch walk under it to other side of tugboat wharf. )
Launch the kayak from that sand area. I've seen kayaks get put in there no problem.
As for fish, it's a good area and can take some work. From shore, good for decent bream, mid size flathead. I've also seen squid , mullet, swimming by as well.
I've seen water busting so kingies or salmon would be about.
Are there any other spots like this that are near and would be better fishing?
I went there but didn't have a rod and just thought it could be a good spot
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1 hour ago, motiondave said:
I've answered on your other thread about how to launch there 👍
yep cheers mate👍👌
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5 minutes ago, Nyxy said:
you could try launching from simmons point as it would cut down the distance and you can see the ferrys coming.
On google maps it looks like a bit of a sandstone wall around the point so dunno if i could launch it there
(end of Lookes ave you can see the wall)
Might be able to launch it at the end of Nicholson st
Or that could be a private jetty
Dunno
summer holidays are coming up, so lots of fishing and i am looking for some new spots to go to
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Hey guys just wondering about hitting mort bay/balmain wharf and the surrounding structure by kayak
That suspended concrete slab looked perfect structure for a big bream (unfortunately i didn't have a rod)
Couldn't find any topics on fishraider of this place
Glad of some advice
Might just hit it in the next couple of days and put up a report of it
Cheers
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7 minutes ago, Nyxy said:
this might be a bit far away but, the north east point of Goat island often has Kingies.
Was thinking of going to balmain wharf and hitting the underneath of that suspended slab, maze of pylons underneath it, would have to be a few bream under there
If i didn't get anything it's probably a 1 km paddle from there,(bit scared of crossing the channel though, with all the ferries around)
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7 minutes ago, Rebel said:
Hi,
Welcome aboard and great fishing.
cheers mate
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I don't want to be taking over anyone's secret spots but just wondering about good kingfish spots off the kayak
I've only ever caught one kingie (55 cm) and that put up a sick fight (on a dead snapper's tail🤔🤔🤔, undersize snapper were all i had been catching, I was trying to get yakkas!!)
I want to get a legal one off the kayak!
Cheers
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Thanks heaps guys
The next couple of saturdays are def booked for fishin' trips
cheers
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Mate i've got the nextgen 10, sick value for the money
good luck
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I am still glad of any advice and knowledge that the people on this forum can give me
Cheers
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20 minutes ago, kingie chaser said:
Welcome aboard TJ.
Im not a yaker but there are some things in here worth looking at for you.
cheers mate
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Hi All,
I am 15 years old, i live in Carlingford and have recently purchased a "kayaks 2 fish nextgen 10", sick kayak BTW
I have taken it out on a few early saturday mornings, but come back with nothing
Been to Narrabeen lagoon, Apple tree bay boat ramp and Balmoral, flicking soft plastics for flatties and hard bodies for bream and flatties.
Haven't really got into bait yet, should I?? (I do want to get into live baiting for kingies)
But i am just needing some general guidance as to some great saltwater, (and freshwater) fishing spots and how to fish them. (trying to stay within 30-50 minutes away)
Cheers all, and any guidance is great guidance
Record smallest catches?
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Sorry i don't have a photo but i got a 17cm bass over the weekend on an atomic hardz dd
Felt a hit then thought it got off it was so small!
Couldn't even get my thumb in its mouth to hold it!!
Fish tank size!!😂