How many of you are based SOR and are there any jetski only ramps in Perth
Submitted by old salt on Wed, 2013-11-20 21:29
Having fished off a yak for many years elsewhere, im seriously considering buying a ski next year as opposed to a boat. I'm wondering where most people launch SOR and if there any jetski only launching ramps??? And for those that fish in winter what do you wear to keep warm and dry in winter?
Plastic pants and rubber boots LOL or would this be taking it too far 
Old Salt
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catchalittle
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Milt I would probably say get
Milt I would probably say get yourself a good quality steamer or a drysuit for winter,see plenty of ski's being launched from pt perion and also from leewuin
Nathan
Glen.vit
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Hey mate I usually launch
Hey mate I usually launch from woodies, as I mostly just fish the reefs out the sound, few ramps at pt peron to fish the southside of GI, I know Beau does abit in Warnbro sound and launches off Long Point,
As for clothing, im gonna invest in a wetsuit for winter,
Shane O
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mary street
usually at mary street lagoon or warnbro sound near the garden island causeway, i have a full body wetsuit, gloves and booties for winter. can't go wrong always stay warm.
Moking
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Welcome to JetSki Fishing
Welcome to JetSki Fishing 'Old Salt"- I'm just about ready to head out now,going to be chasing after some tailor on the reefs around Cockburn Sound.
I usually launch from Palm Beach boat ramp,I find the launch jetty's there are a lot lower in the water,and are more jetski friendly than the Point Peron ramp jettys.
I fish all during the year,and Winter is easier to find good size fish in the metro area,from Snapper and good size tailor on the reefs.
For clothing- I tried the full body wetsuit gear,it's too uncomfortable on the Ski,when you are out there for several hours on the Ski.You do not want clothing that restricts you movement.
I use separate long pants and top. Here's a link to what I wear- It's lightweight and warm:
http://sharkskin.com.au/shop/product-category/performance-wear/
I also went form Yak fishing to Jetski Fishing,and I'm enjoying fishing more now, than when I had to paddle out to the reefs.
Enjoy...The ski is on and I'm out there!
My Dad taught me how to Fish-Thanks Dad.(RIP)
Shane O
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2 piece
mine is also a 2 piece wetsuit
Bruce
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Good upgrade. I've had most
Good upgrade. I've had most things from Hobies to tinnies to 3 Ton boats and thus far I reckon a jetski is the best.
If your launching from the river and heading out of the heads, Leeuwin ramp next to Zephir cafe is the best. Just had an upgrade and is 3 ramps and 2 finger jetties. The only downside is the amount of boat traffic it sees that causes lots of wake and wash, AND the $12 parking!
Winter I'm not too sure about, maybe wear a Onsie or something...
psion
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2 piece Wet suit seems to be
2 piece Wet suit
seems to be the answer. I winter fish with just a waterproof Jacket and shorts, but am definietly going to check out a 2 piece shorty.
cheers
Moking
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Just got back- couldn't fine
Just got back- couldn't fine the tailor this morning, but the squid were on the bite.
Only kept three,as that's all I need for a feed when they are this size:
My Dad taught me how to Fish-Thanks Dad.(RIP)
Glen.vit
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very tasty critters aha, good
very tasty critters aha, good job moking
old salt
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nice catch, thanks all for
nice catch, thanks all for the replies i will be in touch when time permits with more jetski question.
I fish to feed
and
Fillet and release when applicable