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The Iceman

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  1. I cant believe no one mentioned powerpro I use 3lb powerpro on all my light reels and have never had a problem Even the outfit I use for heavy structure only has 3lb on it which is also used for jew I just up the leader to 8lb flouro and have never had a problem

    I have used a lot of different braids in the past in both fused and woven(way too expensive and prone to windknots) and so far the powerpro has proven to be the best for me

  2. My neighbour and I were on Towra flats on sunday and got some good fish Big trevs a few bream and some flatties on a variety of lures Cant believe the car park was full didn't seem to be many boats out We put in at Oatley and there wasn't many there

    Couple of nice flounder you guys got

  3. A good area is Towra, can also pick up some big Trevally there.

    Cheers

    Paikea

    Yep have caught some of those there along with big whiting bream(won a teams tournament there in 2010 with a mate 5 bream 5.15kg)and even rat kings on the outer edges

  4. I was bored at home so I took the boat for a spin with my eldest daughter Got to Oatley boat ramp around 2pm and shot out to Towra flats Nice noreaster blowing which was fine for the flats Managed a few bream and then had a good hit that took off on a nice run thought it may have been a good bream but it was running in a straight line away from the boat not very bream like it turned out to be a nice flattie measuring 72cm well short of my pb but a good one none the less

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    Lure was an atomic deep crank in muddy prawn

  5. I was think of doing that combo but I want to separate rods with different lures so I don't have to keep changing.

    You might start at two but it always ends up more I have seven light tackle estuary outfits :whistling:

  6. I have a drunkenmonkey and love using it but it is only a 1kg-2kg rod and I use it specifically for 3lb flouro throwing small stick minnows and light HBs so depending on what you want to use it for the slightly heavier itchy twitchy could be the better rod for you

  7. The whiting should be on the beaches at the moment a rising tide and beach worms should get you some

    Lures my most consistent lure for whiting is an austackle shinku in bondi brown or the more expensive tiemco stick minnow in 007 other good ones are ecogear sx40 in colour 309 and the ecogear zx 30 or zx 35 shrimp blades you don't need to work these lure fast just a couple of flicks and pauses Do a search on whiting on surface and you will find plenty of info

  8. Chances of being out in those conditions is rare(why were you out there with a southerly coming?) and theres a huge difference between your tinny and a 24ft glass boat You cant compare them and Ive spent a lot of time in both Low freeboard isn't a great problem the length of the boat lets it ride on top of the chop without dropping down into it to give you an example in a bream tournament on the bay we went from the cooks river to the georges in a 30knt southerly in a 21ft US bass boat and it sat on top of the chop at 45mph no problem

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