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well done mate
hopefully the kings are on the chew this weekend
ill bring the camera this time
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not sure about tomorrow
chasing kings and bonnies on sunday
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thanks for the info
the saragosa comes with 44lb of drag
so if i plan on not snapping the rod i should never go too hard on the drag
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655 yds of 50lb for the 18000 according to shimano
http://fish.shimano.com/publish/content/gl...g/Saragosa.html
thats alot of line
not sure if i really need to go with the 18000 if thats the case
cheers
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thanks for that
yeh i think im going to stick 50lb powerpro braid on there
any idea on how much would fit onto a 14000 and 18000 saragosa
cheers
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not sure what line i should be putting onto my new setup
last thing i want to do is end up with a snapped rod
the line weight for the rod is rated at MAX PE5 which i think is 50lb ??
i had planned on putting 80lb but after watching one of Nectics old videos of a rod being snapped on a tuna i want to make sure i have the correct line on
setup is going to be used for jigging and livebaiting
any help would be great
cheers
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actually sounds pretty good
next time i go out ill have to keep a few for myself and give this a try
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ive imported lots of downriggers from the states
0 problems
no hidden taxes
just cheap downriggers
best to buy the bombs in oz as they weigh alot and add to postage
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thats a nice trev
wish my dad let my skip skool to fish
i just had to skip skool without there permission ha
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i have the same reel with 8lb suffix braid
its amazing what the little reel can pull in its handled some good size salmon with no worries
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skating on thin ice
its about 2.3km out
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whats the best way to attach the main line to a wind on leader
do you have to tie a bimini twist or can you simply tie a uniknot
cheers
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Make sure u bring some metal slices there will be salmon surface feeding
and sun cream it's gonna be a warm day
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"Fully sealed, saltwater
and sand simply can’t get into the fully
machined aluminum body, the 7+1 stainless steel
bearings and the patented Versa-drag. "
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are these the fully waterproof ones
i think Ray posted about these a while back
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thanks for the advice
i ended up goin with a Saragossa 18000 spooled with 80lb powerpro braid
cheers
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i run green suffix 30lb on a few of rods never had a problem
ties well and very strong
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thanks Greg
the 100mtr line off terrigal is easy enough to work out where it is
but where abouts is the 12 mile
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ive got kings on that wreck in Pittwater haha using 300g jigs, about 10 cranks and its at the surface but ive got em like that ! I dont know any really good jigging grounds of BB but ive got kings on jigs around some of the snapper reefs out there but the fish arnt thick at all.
Jack
haha gotta love using deep sea jigs in 10mtrs of water ha
yeh ill have a go out at boultins and reegies atleast the water is a little deeper there around the 50mtr mark
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nice work i love catching them on the light gear
what size did ya get
ive still yet to actually eat one i bring a few home and every one else eats them
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I always use a double uni but it sounds like the albright is the go.
Can anyone send a diagram or explain how to do an albright? I did a search on FR with no sucess.
Thanks
its at the top of the page "KNOTS"
heres the LINK
What Are Raiders Doing On The Weekend?
in The Bar
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Yeh Bayview boat ramp is my home ground
2 very good ramps lots of car parking
but bring change as its pay to park