Jewhunter
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Plueger supreme ST. Far better reel that the D or S reels & very underrated. I've had them for years & they outlast any of the others. Come standard with carbon drags, & they are as smooth as butter.
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2nd pic is a shovelnose shark. Beautiful critters. Glad you released what you caught.
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44 minutes ago, rickmarlin62 said:
Il try tmrw arvo at broughton hahaha
Hahaha! I reckon we've thrown back quite a few record Bakers whilst cursing them Rick!
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20 hours ago, wazatherfisherman said:
Really sorry to hear you lost a mate there. I lost several mates fishing the Mattens at Dover Heights and had a near death accident there myself. I stopped going there for safety reasons. Even when conditions are favourable, ALL Sydney rock platforms are really dangerous, no matter what your experience level
Too true mate. It's a horrible thing that can happen to anyone. Sorry to hear about your mates as well, & glad to hear you made it through. I fished Whale, Bluefish & Yellow Rock when I was younger & I'm not sure if it was luck, good management, or both, that didn't see me go in at some stage!
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Please be very careful fishing the Ovens or Sth Whale. It's claimed many lives over the years. I lost a mate there myself years ago.
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It's a small boat to take out that far. The conditions would have to be perfect for a boat that size.
You can't go out that far without a radio. You will also need an epirb.
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47 minutes ago, JonD said:
I've got a few that only get used to lend out when fishing with others. Personaly if I want to free spool line out I simply open the bail and let the line slip between my finger and thumb. As for targeting jews I fish with my rod in solid holders ( bechmaster ) with around 4kg of drag set, when they pick up my bait they get hooked instantly.
Spot on with the jews Jon. The longer you let them run the more you miss. It took me a while a long time ago to work that out, as it was the norm back then.
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We used to call them red mullet when I was growing up.
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It's their diet. They are generally a scrap & detrious eating fish, so it would be their diet that causes that. They are also an oily fish, so even if the smell is bad they taste ok on the bbq. but I don't eat them. If you don't pierce the gut cavity then the fish won't smell as bad.
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That is a ripper wild fish Jon. Good on her! It took me many years & many hundreds of bass to crack the 50cm mark.
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Nice fish mate. Looks like that lure works a treat! That looks like it will be a cracking winter spot. As the weather & water cools the big lizards get into the shallows during the day to get warm. It's exciting fishing. Well done.
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8 hours ago, MainframeJames said:
This is the method I use, again probably not the proper way but it works and it's really fast and easy.
Yep, that's how I tie them & they are very fast, easy & strong. I tie my double hook rig for big dead baits this way & it works.
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17 hours ago, Day's Fishin said:
I have 5 grandsons and 2 sons that do not have yaks!
Also each yak has a different purpose,
i.e. fast 1 man cruising, 2 man fishing, 1 man bass yak, 1 man sea yak etc!
I like your thinking! I have 4 yaks, but 2 are for kids & 2 for adults. The Jackson is a great yak. Is it the Coosa?
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9 hours ago, Day's Fishin said:
I now have 5 kayaks and in reality do not get enough time to use 1 alot.
Compulsive buying!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That's a very nice rig! The other 4 might get neglected for a while.
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Hey mate. That's pretty common for this time of year. Warm currents are still pushing down from the north. We get queenies & AJ's at the Tweed mouth. I've even caught small queenies up the Tweed in M'bah. I'm a bit too old to make the hike down the lighthouse these days, but with this fresh pushing out of the rivers & the right amount of swell running I'm seriously thinking of having a spin for a jew off the north Brunz wall or down south Ballina wall. I know that this is usually a great time of year to get schoolies off north Brunz.
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Great idea mate & well done for thinking outside the box. I find that the FG never fails & the leader just gets shorter over time. So what I do is cut the old knot just down on the leader & hold the old knot in my teeth to tie a new one. It's really helpful in light line.
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43 minutes ago, Berleyguts said:
I can’t seem to find old pantyhose these days...
Nah, me either. None of mine fit me anymore!!!
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When I was younger we used to crab around Iron Cove, Birkenhead Point, Drummoyne sailing club & Balmain baths. Plenty of blue swimmers around there. We would handline use the legs of old pantyhose & fresh mullet heads or frames. Tie the line to the top of the pantyhose & chuck it out. The blueys would get caught in the mesh & were easy to net. They did tear up a fair bit & we went through a few pairs, but it worked well.
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Nice report thanks for that. They are one of the best eating fish around. I really like the sounds of that recipe. Can you post it in 'The Kitchen' section of the forums?
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Janies corner usually produces good fish. Easy enough to get to & always a nice gutter there somewhere.
Google will show you where it is & how to get there.
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C'mon Raiders! We need more replies to this survey. Just do it!!
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I clean mine out after they're cooked, Probably why you see crabs cooked & whole? When I cook them whole I simply boil them in a pot of salty water. 8 mins for Blueys & 11 mins for muddies. Depending on size of course. Sorry, can't help you if halved already. Maybe simmered in a nice sauce for 15 mins??
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Great to hear the new reel is a good one. Not sure how much line the salt takes, but it's a fair whack. I put about 20mtrs of backing on it & still fit 300m of 40lb braid on top. I'm surprised by how good a reel it is for the price.
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90 HP Mercury
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Don't buy anything with a black anchor...