Little Hooker Posted December 21, 2010 Posted December 21, 2010 Hey lads, Heading away for nye break and havin the mighty hawkesbury as my backyard what else would one do This gives me a perfect chance to try and break my drought in SP's and using vibes. I can say im no expert in SP and would love to get some of your input of brand/colour/size and shape to futher my chances in landin some fish. Heres the collection of what ive had used in the past which i havent caught much fish in (apart from a few small flatties) and brought some glups tonight to try something different. Brought a hand full of blades too which is goin to be my first attemp also What do you guys think?? Should i be adding anything else to up my chances ? TIA
kmatch Posted December 21, 2010 Posted December 21, 2010 Hey lads, Heading away for nye break and havin the mighty hawkesbury as my backyard what else would one do This gives me a perfect chance to try and break my drought in SP's and using vibes. I can say im no expert in SP and would love to get some of your input of brand/colour/size and shape to futher my chances in landin some fish. Heres the collection of what ive had used in the past which i havent caught much fish in (apart from a few small flatties) and brought some glups tonight to try something different. Brought a hand full of blades too which is goin to be my first attemp also What do you guys think?? Should i be adding anything else to up my chances ? TIA What are you targeting? And what part of the Hawkesbury will you be fishing? As long as you have nuclear chicken you can be assured of some flatties. They go mad for them up here.
Captain Spanner Posted December 21, 2010 Posted December 21, 2010 I've never fished the Hawkesbury but if i could only take one type of lure to any of the estuaries i've fished it would be Gulp 3" Minnow grubs in the coulour water melon. I normally fish the on a 1/8oz or 1/4oz and occasionally 1/16oz if it's shallow or super still. I've caught mostly flathead and bream but also tailor and EPs on them.
Little Hooker Posted December 22, 2010 Author Posted December 22, 2010 The house is at cottage point. Bream, flatties will be the main target. Takin the boat up so I be roamin the whole area.
kmatch Posted December 22, 2010 Posted December 22, 2010 what you have there should do the trick. jerusalem bay and smiths creek are not far away and produce good flatties and bream, particularly on the run out tide and late arvo. juno and flint and steel are not far away also so worth a shot there for jews. personally i have never got a jew on plastics, always whole bottle squid. best of luck, cant wait to see the report!
bassboy888 Posted December 22, 2010 Posted December 22, 2010 if you can add some 80mm bloodworm wrigglers on 1/16 or 1/12 hooks, and try a popper or two on first light. then you should be set for all options. Good luck and enjoy your trip
Little Hooker Posted December 22, 2010 Author Posted December 22, 2010 (edited) thanks guys for your input will be surely puttin them in to practise when im up there and do some sort of a report IF i catch anything decent! I jus brought plano container to hold all the scent from the glups so i chucked all my old grubs and power bait to soak in the glups . Good or bad idea??? How about the wriggles?? keep them seperate?? also have some poppers ive brought at the counter at the tackle store awhile back...it was cheap Are these considered whitting poppers?? Edited December 22, 2010 by Little Hooker
jordan.widz Posted December 24, 2010 Posted December 24, 2010 thanks guys for your input will be surely puttin them in to practise when im up there and do some sort of a report IF i catch anything decent! I jus brought plano container to hold all the scent from the glups so i chucked all my old grubs and power bait to soak in the glups . Good or bad idea??? How about the wriggles?? keep them seperate?? also have some poppers ive brought at the counter at the tackle store awhile back...it was cheap Are these considered whitting poppers?? yep, no reason why whiting wouldn't take one of those, in my experience though they prefer lighter colours but those should still work.
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