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Hawkesbury fishing from the shoreline


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First time poster and fairly new to fishraider, already learnt a heap so thanks everyone. Mostly do my fishing off jetty’s and the shoreline around the Hawkesbury, cottage point, bobbin head, areas around that. Just wondering what kind of set ups where best for fishing like this, would love some advice. Been catching a lot of small snapper, leather jacket and the occasional decent bream. 

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Sounds like your using bait. Try using soft plastics. In my experience you tend to get less fish but the fish you do get are usually larger.

Here's some Fishraider links if you want to get started

http://www.fishraider.com.au/article/fishing-soft-plastic-baits/

http://www.fishraider.com.au/article/fishing-soft-plastic-baits-pt-2/

http://www.fishraider.com.au/article/fishing-soft-plastic-baits-pt-3/

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Hey mate,try the south easten rockwall near the roadbrige at bobbin head at night on the last 2 hours of the run out tide.use the freshest mullet strips or garfish fillets cast out with 6lb line and a tiny split shot and you will be in luck.This has worked for me many times over, mind you that was 10 years ago but caught plenty of o/s bream,school jew,and even a big eye trevally from that spot. Let me know how you get on.

Cheers Scotty 

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2 hours ago, nutsaboutfishing said:

Sounds like your using bait. Try using soft plastics. In my experience you tend to get less fish but the fish you do get are usually larger.

Here's some Fishraider links if you want to get started

http://www.fishraider.com.au/article/fishing-soft-plastic-baits/

http://www.fishraider.com.au/article/fishing-soft-plastic-baits-pt-2/

http://www.fishraider.com.au/article/fishing-soft-plastic-baits-pt-3/

Thanks!! Yeh I’ve only had a bit of luck on soft plastics around this area, mainly small stuff, some tailor but that’s about it. But will take all these into account and give it another go this week! Thanks again

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1 hour ago, scottyboy said:

Hey mate,try the south easten rockwall near the roadbrige at bobbin head at night on the last 2 hours of the run out tide.use the freshest mullet strips or garfish fillets cast out with 6lb line and a tiny split shot and you will be in luck.This has worked for me many times over, mind you that was 10 years ago but caught plenty of o/s bream,school jew,and even a big eye trevally from that spot. Let me know how you get on.

Cheers Scotty 

Will do! Thought it might have been too shallow there for big guys but will give it a go!

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If you try during daylight you will see what your bait does as the tide goes out.There is a deep channel next to the rock wall ,follow your bait as it goes down the wall if you don't get a hit repeat the process. Good luck Scotty

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12 hours ago, scottyboy said:

If you try during daylight you will see what your bait does as the tide goes out.There is a deep channel next to the rock wall ,follow your bait as it goes down the wall if you don't get a hit repeat the process. Good luck Scotty

which side of the bridge? like if youre driving down from the north turramurra entrance and you get to the bottom, before you cross the bridge on the left or right side? 

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