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marley

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  1. If you are land based then the breakwall can be productive. Take some bread for berley and fish with prawns or pillies. Take a rod that can lift a fish as you are a few metres up off the water. You can also get blackfish off the litte wharf near where they launch the boats.

    If the swell is MASSIVE then fish lightly weighted baits off the breakwall back towards the shore..you should do ok

    gav

  2. Stewy that is a nice haul of fish. I have fished that spot with Royce many a times and have not seen the weed grow like that there before. Is it long enough to fish with?

    I have always done better there on the last of the ron out tide

    With all the pictures you and Ray are posting it is making me very itchy for a fish.

    all the best

    gav

  3. I want to target and catch leatherjackets. I will be fishing inshore i.e. from jettys and wharves.(land based)

    I have had limited success using my blackfish outfit using a long shank hook and "pushing" the bait right up the hook to expose the tip. But I am keen to hear what other rigs people use. Do you use berley? What bait? How deep do you fish for them etc

    I am Umina beach based and have lately been fishing Wagstaffe wharf where the ferry comes in but if anyone has any spots they would like to share with me, I wouldn't argue :biggrin2:

    thanks for any tips

    gav

  4. Gee whiz Roberta you should work for Forster Tourism :thumbup: You certainly make Forster sound VERY appealing.

    I haven't been up that way for about 5 years.

    Last time I was there I got some good bream off the cleaning tables near the boat place (opposite Fazio park). There seemed to be a good hole. I think also the fact there was natural burley in the water from all the fish gut helped.

    good luck

    gav

  5. Stewy

    I think some of them have headed out to the ocean. I fished a certain "pool" around Maroubra on the weekend of the 20th and they were thick. I took 12 and left them biting. There were 5 of us fishing the ledge and we all had at least 10 in the bag. Apparently the day before everyone got their bag limit.

    Off the rocks you just can't beat fishing for blackies - there is a real art to it, but once you master the basics it's a lot of fun. Thanks to Royce I have now mastered the wallis cast and know how to match a float to suit the conditions...

    royce i move this weekend, so be prepared for a central coast session real soon.

    gav

  6. Hi All

    I need a new filleting knife. My existing one was a cheapie that has finally seen it's last fish.

    My budget is up to about $80.

    Can anyone recommend a good knife please as well as where I can get it from .

    Thanks in advance

    gav

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