Fisheroo

That's one good snapper mate

Great catch guys. How big do you think she was?

Thanks for the feedback guys and sorry for posting in the wrong forum.

Hi Guys, I am heading to Glenbawn dam with a few other guys for a few days fishing. As is have never been there before, I thought I would pick the brains of the more experienced fishos and kindly ask for some tips in terms of lures etc. I also am wondering what braid line strength would be suitable for this type of fishing.i will be using a 2508 Daiwa Steez. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Eddie

Thanks for the heads up. Much appreciated.

Out of curiosity, how long did it take you to walk and fish around the entire dam? I have never ben there but am also thinking of going and just seeing if it was doable for my young son who is 10yrs old. Thanks in advance.

That's a monster croc mate. Well Done.

If you are willing to drive down to Bellambi, there is a good chance on getting onto some Snapper.

Congrats on the jew buddy. Patience and persistence pays off!

OMG...that's bloody impressive...Well done champ!

From what I understand a squire becomes a snapper when it gets to full size.

Hi Slayer666, Can you please PM me the details as i want to get my hands on one.

Great video, thanks for sharing. Can I ask is the boat a freedom sport with a casting platform?

Thanks for the report Pilchard. Can I ask how big the metal slugs were?

Great work mate. Th bonnies are out there in numbers. just need to seperate them from the Sambo's!!! All they need is a little wasabi and soy sauce....yummmmmm

nice one boys..just deserves for braving the weather and heading out.

Hi Guys, We decided to go for a troll yesterday looking to get onto a Marlin or Dollie. Based on the current conditions over the last week or so we were fairly confident that we had a good chance. Weather was perfect with 6 knot winds and 0.5m swell. So we left foreshore rd ramp at 5.30am and headed out to towards the peak. At this time we were surprised at how little bait is around. Did a few happy laps at the peak and then we were on our way to the 12 mile. Got there and it was the same story. No bait balls anywhere to be seen. We then ventured out to the fad and wide fad. It was amazing how quite it was on the sounder. Spoke to a few people out on the radio and they were experiencing the same thing. Boats were at the shelf and Browns and had the same fate as us with no bait balls or fish to be seen. We are heading out again on Sunday. Hopefully with some better luck! Cheers Fisheroo

thanks for the feedback Chris...we are planning another trip for this weekend. the weather is looking good in getting out past the heads again so we are hoping that we can land another few for both fun and trying them as Sushimi... i am still having problems differentiating them from bonito!

trying to gauge the opinions on some more informed fishos to settle a score. which are a tougher fight - bonnies or stripies?

thanks peter..i will give that a go..

thanks buddy, how do u salt them up and secondly are they any good on the chew?

pic now added

caught these great fighting fish on sunday trolling from outside botany bay heads towards maroubra on a pink skirt. they were great fun....we lost another two at the boat which were absolute stonkers... can anyone please confirm what species they are. im not sure if they are bonnies of striped tuna?

mate we also had a very very slow day on Sunday in the bay. we fished from 6.30am to 11am. Tried Moli, sticks, towra and watts reef for basically nothing. the only catch we had was very small pinkies. cant wait for the weather to heat up!

Grwat haul there buddy......they sure are lovely eating fish.