Swan River Bream
Submitted by Sixapeal on Mon, 2013-02-18 09:41
Well after spending 20+ hours trying the e-shed and not having much luck the
past week, i decided to go back to "old faithful" the swan river.. Heading down
a bit lower towards Guildford area.. Was a good session, pulled in plenty Bream
biggest being around 25cm.. couldnt get any to take a soft plastic.. all caught
on river prawns from local servo...
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dj dvd
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Bream are always a good back
Bream are always a good back up if nothing else is bighting. Sometimes you just need to get a bend in the rod!
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TheJettyRat
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Good ol Swan Bream.
Good ol Swan Bream.
dan.the.man
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Cool
It's good to have a back-up plan that works.what were conditions like?weather tide etc?
Sixapeal
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it was a little blowy. not
it was a little blowy. not the easiest onditions to chuck out unweighted prawns.. but wasnt to bad. The tide was really high! highest ive seen it, roughly about 1 meter higher than low tide, i usually fish the morning but went in the evening for a change.
Still cant manage to get anything on a lure.
dan.the.man
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Cheers
I prefer evenings i must say,but have cought all through the day.
I am the same mate i still struggle with hard body's but usually get a result on sp's so gennerally stick with them and there a lot cheaper too. I'm sure you'll get results if you keep at it!
TorquenFish
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River prawns outfish
River prawns outfish lures/SP's 5 - 1 in my opinion.
Sixapeal
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yeah i always use a rod with
yeah i always use a rod with river prawns and flick the sp around but usually the unweighted prawn gets snapped up before i can get a cast outta the sp
Faulkner Family
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good to see the river
good to see the river producing the fish. the system cant be all that bad then.,
some healthy looking fish there well done
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