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Posts posted by hooklineandsinker
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thats one hell of a trip roberta
and thanks for the the great read and pics too
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well done on your fine catch
the bigger model dwarfs the smaller one like its a joke
great stuff
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ive uploaded two i use i just way them against each other and use common sense as they are not always right sometimes they are way off
hope it helps
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at least you kept fishing for them and not pulling anchor and fleeing the plagues of jackets
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its good to see mates having fun
nice bag of fish
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have not heard or seen it i searched at bit but to no avail
someone get some info please
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dang that is a great catch even better from a yak on light gear
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just look at that thing its huge great catch and great fight love those hairy fights
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I wouldn't be entirely disappointed if sale of "all our wonderful seafood" was significantly cut back and people were expected to catch whatever wild fish they wanted to eat. Farmed fish could become the commercial norm for those who just want a bit of fish with dinner.
Same as it is for cows and sheep.
I actually hope that this will be the way of the future.
agreed.
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i used to love catching hairtail with my dad
now im lucky to see a whole one
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holy sh*t look at the chompers on that
are long tom good to eat?
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To quote him "I dont like leatherjackets Dad they are bum bum fish"
that would be a great sig
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sounds like a great time
well done you had better luck than i
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so Bass Beginner is it record that is the biggest ive seen to date
well done
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Carp
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dont forget bread too
ive never caught a carp on corn at my local they dont touch it dont know why
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IMHO go the common rather than the easy those trophy fish the ones that make being a member here even more worth while so u can whack the happy snaps up on the brag board...they have a nasty way of finding the slightest little weakness in your tackle and destroying u..making u look like a fool in the process ive had sessions where ive been fishing off the rocks for pigs and caught bootfish after bootfish and then losing hooks by the end of oit i was fed up took a short cut and as i was lifting the pig out of the water my knot failed
my suggestion do he common and saev ur trophy
good point bass beginner good point
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i just learned how to tie a common snell for its use as a sliding snell
but i found there is an easier way to tie a snell which is on you tube
i still am tieing commons snells though
my question is does anyone use the easy method as the line finishes on top of the snell not under as the common snell does i worried about its strength really
also does anyone know what the line strength percentage on snells ?
thanks mike
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sounds like a great way to start the day
and great pics too that sunrise is a fantastic shot
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43 blackfish now thats a session
you must have on fire
well done
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nice bag of fish there fellas
good read too
great post slinky first you worked the boat and now the keyboard for the report
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well im in the market for a rod in the 6-10kg range as i now have access to a boat
the rods im looking at are
ugly stick platinum 6-10 kg 1 pc at 120
live fibre 6-8 kg 1 pc at 179
a snapper raider 2 2 pc 6-8 kg at 159
and repala braid concept 8-15kg 2 pc at 279 kg range is higher but this rod is sensitive as
now the problem is im worried that if i buy either the snapper raider 2 or braid concept as they are thin and sensitive the large snapper leads we will be using will over work the rods and then with a fish as load it will be worse as the other two are much thicker and dont over bend the rod
i know the braid concept i much more fragile than the others and i think the snapper raider is carbon which would aslo make it fragile
i walked out of the shop after 30 mins browsing and drive off as i could not decide and did not want to make any bad call and get something i may regret
any one used these rods particularly the live fibre rod
or any better recommendations
im looking to chase kings ,dollies the good fighting fish
thanks mike
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i think but im not sure that roberta was snelling them when she was at the hawkesbury river with some other raiders not to long ago and she said snelling them is the way to go
maybe they'll chime in
That's interesting info, looks like the article was well researched as well (awaiting peer review)
FT you didn't post this bit which I also think is very relevant to the topic:
Do you guys Snell your circle hooks? Has anyone noticed a difference?
Cheers, Joel
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what a snapper
did you gets its weight or length
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great report
top effort on the king on 10lb gear
did you chase after it with the boat while fighting just wondering
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thats a top effort mate
well done on the king
Beginners Luck!
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fantastic
doing better than me lol