Lookin' For New Lb Areas

[DaveD]

I've tried Georges River a lot in the past-Chipping Norton held a lot of mullet and a few bream, some nice sized mullet; Salt Pan held a few larger bream, my first ever flattie and the odd jew; Tom Ugly's/Captain Cook- usually the undersize catches, had the odd larger one which got away.

In the Hacking I've tried mostly Wally's Wharf, some nice bites, too many boaties around the place though at times and never a keeper for me.

I'm just looking for some newer areas to give it a go, targetting Bream,Snapper,Flathead,Whiting more than anything. Hopefully somewhere that the fish are edible aswell. If anyone has some LB suggestions or waterways I can give a go, I'd be happy to try em out. Gets frustrating when the keepers don't like to play with me

Please note that these are all land based sessions.

Edited July 4, 2007 by AmateurDave

[jewgaffer]

I've tried Georges River a lot in the past-Chipping Norton held a lot of mullet and a few bream, not too many great sizes; Salt Pan held a few larger bream, my first ever flattie and the odd jew; Tom Ugly's/Captain Cook- usually the undersize catches, had the odd larger one which got away.

In the Hacking I've tried mostly Wally's Wharf, some nice bites, too many boaties around the place though at times and never a keeper for me.

I'm just looking for some newer areas to give it a go, targetting Bream,Snapper,Flathead,Whiting more than anything. Hopefully somewhere that the fish are edible aswell. If anyone has some LB suggestions or waterways I can give a go, I'd be happy to try em out. Gets frustrating when the keepers don't like to play with me

hi give flat rock a go on local fresh squid . walk thru the gate at brooklyn ramp well before daylight to midday from mid- end next week - weather etc no good yet .

beat the others there and hang on to your hat and your rod

jewgaffer

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