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  1. fishythings
    Hi Luderick-angler, Thanks a lot for your precious advice. Regards, Andy
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    Good morning Roosterman. Thanks for your precious advice, but the Stake is a bit scary spot to me with its unexpected swells. Cheers, Andy Hi Tevoro, Thanks for your response and intention to accompany me. I am going out tomorrow morning 6.30 from my address in Kingsford. It takes 10 minutes to get there. I’ll PM you my contact details. Regards, Andy
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    Thanks for your most valuable advice Roberta. Btw, do you use white bread as well for bait to catch blackie besides the usual weeds? Which one is better? As the weeds are not always available anytime we want to fish and on the other hand we can catch bream, drummer and trevally as side catch while using bread. Cheers, Andy
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    After reading how to catch blackfish by Roberta which is worth reading, I feel interested to try it. I have just bought the gears and made my own floats. I live in Kingsford so I will try it in Maroubra or Coogee. Any suggestion of the spots or anyone to come along with would be most appreciated. Cheers, Andy
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    Hi Lasty, You can catch it at Penrhyn wharf or Yarra bay Andy
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    I saw some fishos catching calamari and squid at Clifton Gardens using small squid jig Cheers, flattie
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    We can make environmental friendly sinkers from stones. Chose the size, shape and weight of the stones which are suitable for your need. Drill them using small drill bits, make the hollow a bit undermined like dentist doing tooth filling then fill it with glue and insert a swivel. Let the glue set properly in 24 hours before using the DIY sinkers. If you get snagged you'll only lose a swivel and all your hassle making it but it's fun. Cheers, flattie
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    Hahaha Steve, We will bring our own GPS and keep it under our undie
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    Hi Steve, Which part of Sydney do you want to fish? I live in Kingsford so most of the time I do landbased fishing in Eastern suburb or South Sydney. A lot of flatties can be caught in Botany Bay, Yarra Bay, while for bream you can catch easily in South Coogee, north of Maroubra beach and Laperouse. I have never caught any Yewies. If you need someone to go with just let me know. Cheers, Andy
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    I think, it won't work that way. As the diameter of the empty spool is smaller than the half full spool let alone the fulled up spool. And the larger the diameter of the spool will crank longer line for every full turn of the reel handle. Sorry if I'm wrong
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    A great event comes with nice pictures as a big success. Congratulations and thank you for the hospitality. Andy the flattie
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