Fishing Discussion
Live baiting
Submitted by Mick on Wed, 2008-07-09 15:58G'day guys
Just flicking around on the net and came across this beauty. Would save a lot of messing around with rigging needles and waxed thread. Super quick as well to get the livey back in the water.
http://www.quickrig.com/Images/baitclip.wmv
Cheers Mick
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any 1 keen for a paddle
Submitted by brenz on Wed, 2008-07-09 14:35goin for a paddle on the yak this avo at hillarys if keen give us a call on 0433454156
cheers brenz
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Cottesloe Groin
Submitted by Ash06 on Wed, 2008-07-09 14:20Hi everyone
im goin fishing tonight at the cot groin. Has anyone been there lately and had any success. Will be there round 6pm for a couple of hours. Hoping to get some herring and maybe a tailor or two if we're lucky. We've never been there before so any tips anyone could give us would be greatly appreciated.
cheers
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Trailer spreads the sustainable fishing message
Submitted by Colin Hay on Wed, 2008-07-09 11:37Something to look forward to Pilbara boys
During a visit to the Pilbara region this week, Fisheries Minister Jon Ford said local fisheries volunteers were doing outstanding work in spreading the ‘fish for the future’ message with the help of a new community education trailer.
Mr Ford said the recent inland tour to Pannawonica, Paraburdoo and Tom Price, where fisheries volunteers visited schools and shopping centres, was a good example of how the trailer could be used on an ongoing basis.
“The volunteers and fisheries staff who took part in the tour, said the trailer attracted a lot of interest from people keen to learn more about fishing in a sustainable way,” he said.
“Thanks to Rio Tinto, who sponsored the purchase of the trailer, as well as the Pilbara Regional Recreational Fishing Advisory Committee which helped with the purchase of electronic equipment, this has proved to be a highly successful community initiative.
“The trailer has display technology to show people important messages about fishing in a responsible way, and understanding the importance of the marine environment both now and for the future.”
Next on the program for the Pilbara fisheries volunteers is to take the new trailer to the popular festivals that are coming up across the region in July and August.
The custom-built off-road trailer will be displayed at the Spinifex festival in Port Hedland on July 26, the FeNaCl festival in Karratha on August 2 and 3, and at the Nameless Festival in Tom Price on August 8.
The Minister said the festivals would give the volunteers an excellent opportunity to continue their valuable work of informing people about sustainable fishing practices.
“In order to continue to enjoy the lifestyle, people have come to expect while they are out fishing in Pilbara waters, we also have to let people know that we should fish for the future so generations to come can also enjoy the experience,” he said.
“The various fishing clinics and presentations conducted by the fisheries volunteers help to get that message across.”
The Minister said the Government was investing in quality research to help monitor fish stocks across WA and guide decision-making that would balance the social value of recreational fishing with the need to ensure the State’s fish stocks were managed sustainably.
Job seeker
Submitted by 7739ian on Wed, 2008-07-09 11:28Gooday all, a week or so ago someone north of the river was chasing work for their 19 old son - but i can't find the post. I have some work if there is still interest.
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hillarys today
Submitted by Leemo on Wed, 2008-07-09 09:32im heading down to hillaries today for a bit of a flick around using lures. youre welcome to come and fish if you like.
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River dive Friday?
Submitted by tango and cash on Tue, 2008-07-08 23:16Hi, new boy here and new to diving for prawns so I am hoping one or two of the more experienced boys might fancy pointing me in the right direction on Friday night.
PM me if your interested
Sam
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Jurien Bay?
Submitted by Big Kev on Tue, 2008-07-08 21:34Hi guys I'm heading up to Jurien Bay early September for a week taking our 6metre boat but have never fished the area. Does anyone know the area and if so could you give me some info,on where to fish, depths to try etc. I've been told there is a good duel lane boatramp and channel markers, any info would be appreciated thanks.
kev
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Slammers ??
Submitted by rainbow on Tue, 2008-07-08 20:42The boys in "Fishing Australia" were pulling in plenty of decent snapper on "Slammers" that were bright coloured softies that were said to be made from reconstituted fish if I was hearing right!!
Have any of you fellas used them or know anything about them? They look very promising.
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fishing around Monkey Mia / Denham
Submitted by DAVE HIGGINS on Tue, 2008-07-08 19:07I will be visiting Monkey Mia for a few days in late November & would like to do some beach fishing & possibly a day boat fishing.
What species are likely to be caught at this time of year.
Any help in places / marks to fish , or boats to make contact with will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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adventure bound
Submitted by Ethan on Tue, 2008-07-08 14:38i was just wondering if any one watches adventure bound on access 31, its a great show and i rate it up there with fishing wa when ryan and steve were on it. well any ways it great presenters in it and they all know what there talking about its based all over australia but mainly over east which is bad but its still a realy good show and they use all daiwa gear which is awsume.
these are some short sections of episodes which is worth a look
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydj5xnavRV8 mulloway
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IYe4AuGBD8 ytk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4VvGEQEEGU kalbarri
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_2zfjsnNNs realy big calamari
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4PjJj1VTLc&feature=related meter plus barra
ps on 7.30 saturday access 31
hope you enjoy
cheers Ethan
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Fishing the Northwest
Submitted by razor551 on Tue, 2008-07-08 12:25I'm from Melbourne and have never fished the Northwest, I'm thinking of doing a trip in 2009 around May or June I will have to charter, need some ideas on the best places this time of year. Any tips will help. Ray
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barramundi caught with hands
Submitted by original teenage on Mon, 2008-07-07 20:44hey guys..check this video out...a barra caught on a pair of hands..didnt know how he did it. http://youtube.com/watch?v=74ZJry7C-pE&feature=related .
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bit of a read
Submitted by brenz on Mon, 2008-07-07 15:20http://www.fish.wa.gov.au/docs/pub/FactSheets/Fisheries%20Fact%20Sheet%209%20-%20BlowFish.pdf quite interesting but dont feel they need to research them to find out that they are in plague prepotions
brenz
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It's started
Submitted by 7739ian on Mon, 2008-07-07 12:39Boat sales are slow enough already in the south west that a couple of dealers have added caravans to the inventory - nice work Jon.
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Strange thing I saw while driving to work.
Submitted by Elora Danan on Mon, 2008-07-07 08:07Gday guys,
I was driving to work last week and saw something really strange. I was on Nicholson Road, just heading towards Albany Highway, theres a bridge that goes over the top of the Canning River which wines all the way up to who knows where. There were 2 boats sitting in the river just there and pulling out something that looks like potato sacks which had red content seeping through it.
Looks like they were fishing for river sharks but who knows. Just plain wierd I think, but I did see some kid bringing in a small Bream around the Kent Street Wier area too on the same day which had me thinking.
Cheers,
Darda.H
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Wensdy looking good.
Submitted by Bloke on Sun, 2008-07-06 21:08According to sea breeze wensdy looking good, if so I'm gunna have a crack out of Rockingham out wide.
Any locals want to give it a go? my boat or yours?
I've got some shit hot ground to explore out in the 30's n 40's where I've done well the last coupla times.
PM me for phone no.
Al.
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Twisted leader connection
Submitted by PilbaraBrad on Sun, 2008-07-06 15:47Howdy all
Spent some time today making up some twisted leaders for GT fishing. A after some advice from some of the GT guru's on twisted leader connection method to swivel / split ring at popper end. I used a crimp as shown in attached picture. I know you can whip the end too but does anyone else have any advice /method of attaching the swivel.
Also is this one of the more common ways
Cheers
Brad


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the tackle shack 2 lb challenge
Submitted by brenz on Sun, 2008-07-06 11:12we are making a 2 lb challenge and putting alot of trust in the honesty of anglers. ea month a fish will be posted up as a targeted species for you to catch using a maximum 2lb line braid / mono of your choice . we will get every 1 to post up there piks on this thread and at the end of each month we will be suplying a $50 gift voucher to the winner.
this months targeted species will be bream so we look forward to seeing some pix up soon guys .
cheers tackle shack crew
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New Abu Garcia spinning reel
Submitted by Colin Hay on Sun, 2008-07-06 10:45I saw these during a Fishing Trip marathon on Saturday. Does anyone having info on them? Apparantly they have 11 ball bearings and all the other good gear. I think they are about to hit the stores.
All the best, Colin Hay
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5O PERCENT OFF LURES STORE WIDE
Submitted by brenz on Sun, 2008-07-06 09:14STRICKTLY SUNDAY MONDAY ONLY (6TH AND 7TH ) 50% OF ALL LURES STORE WIDE (EXCLUDES X RAPS) !!! BE QUICK AS ALL MUST GO
x rap 30 $20
x rap 20 $18
x rap 15 $17
x rap 8 $15
REGUARDS TACKLE SHAK MALAGA
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gps cords
Submitted by land based67 on Sat, 2008-07-05 23:29can anyone help me with some gps locations for new bouty as just change boat to 18.4 ft quinns rocks,two rocks.mindarie would be greatly welcomed
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New Trailer ?
Submitted by Bloke on Sat, 2008-07-05 22:25I'm thinking about buying or getting a new trailer built for my boat, I
reckon the one under it is past restoration and think it would probably
end up costing as much as a replacement.
Should I go for a Tandem trailer?
What sort of money would I be looking at for a tandem with electric winch?
Anyone know who the best people are to deal with? preferaby SOR but if cost and quality is worth it I dont mind travelling.
It will be used for a 20ft Star boat and I'm wondering if it will need
to have trailer brakes, I tow it with a Nissan Pathfinder.
All info/advise will be much appreciated.
Cheers, Allan
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fishing 2morrow
Submitted by fishcrazy on Sat, 2008-07-05 19:31gidday all looks like there might be some light winds 2morrow anybody headin out ,gonna go give it a whirl
cheers craig
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rabbit traps
Submitted by danobigfish on Sat, 2008-07-05 18:14hey guys just lookin for some rabbit traps of any sort
if any one has any and is willing to sell them can you please let me no
thanks
danobigfish
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Oceanside Tackle and Marine Website Winter "Reels" Specials!
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Legal # of hooks
Submitted by dpost80 on Sat, 2008-07-05 15:29G'day...
Quick question for ya's...
What's the maximum legal number of hooks you are allowed to fish with on one line?
How are snelled/ganged/trebles viewed in light of the rules (are two snelled hooks on one dropper loop classified as two hooks or just the one?)?
Might be a silly question... but I'm currently knocking up some traces (swells a wee to big for me)... and I'm snelling two hooks on one dropper; two droppers per rig... and in the back of my mind I'm thinking 3 is the legal max. # of hooks allowed on one rig... so am I over?
cheers,
damo
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Freshwater season?
Submitted by SPESS on Fri, 2008-07-04 21:36Hey can anyone tell mr when the season starts for trout etc down south? Harvey way?cheers.
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kayak
Submitted by brenz on Fri, 2008-07-04 19:05gday guys just wondering how many of you guys have a yak and what is it?
brenz
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