kayakking baits out?

 hey guys never done much of it but always hear aBout people kayakking baits out from shore for sharks and other bigger things out deeper . Would you use a normal bottom rig for shore? With a weight leader etc? Or balloon type rig?  Also do people have much luck kayakking out during the day for small sharks etc or just at sunrise/night/sunset? Trying to get into it more now i have a kayak. Thx for all the help . 


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 i run a real heavy sinker

Sun, 2013-03-03 13:02

 i run a real heavy sinker with a lite trace so it snaps off when some thing grabs it i fish late afternoon metro cause some times there r still people swimming but up lucky bay last year my mate hook a 12ft shark bout 11am didnt get him in but what asight i run 80ld main to a 400ld wind on then 400lb wire i tie the sinker trace straight to the wind on get a big stinking fish frame and out u go then burl burly burly

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thanks

Sun, 2013-03-03 14:41

 thx for the reply . Ill have to change some rigs and give it a go . Do people kayak them out at night as well? any good burley tips or just anything smelly stinky and bloody?? Cheers callum

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 i usally try and get them

Sun, 2013-03-03 21:29

 i usally try and get them out before dark i have paddled them out at night but not much fun for burley i use all my old bait and old meat i stick it all in a bit of storm water pipe with a heap of holes in it tie it to my rod holder and let i wash around i also bury chunks of tuna blocks mullies and sanmar in front of me on the waters edge i reacon the bigger and oilier the frame u have for bait the better any fish market you can get them cheap 

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