Fishing Discussion
COMBO DEALS - BIG SAVINGS - 2 DAYS ONLY!!
Submitted by Oceanside Tackle on Fri, 2016-09-16 16:50
COMBO DEALS - BIG SAVINGS - 2 DAYS ONLY!!
Super Deep Electric Combo;
Daiwa Megatwin Seaborg 1000MT 2 speed reel
Daiwa Grand Wave 5’6 mini bent butt rod (80-150lb)
$1699 with FREE Daiwa Sport’s peak Hat
Normally $1940
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Super Deep Electric Combo;
Daiwa Tanacom 1000 reel
Daiwa Grand Wave 6’6 full bent butt rod (80-200lb)
$1099 with FREE Daiwa Sport’s peak Hat
Normally $1290
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Overhead bottom or jigging combo (50-70lb ideal);
Daiwa Saltiga LD20 overhead 2 speed reel
Metaloid overhead jigging rod PE4-6 5’2 (Blank is from Swage so quality)
$699 with FREE Daiwa Sport’s peak Hat
Normally $920
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Demersal Jigging combo for softplastics & metal jigs (30-50lb ideal);
Daiwa Saltiga 4000 reel
Daiwa Saltist Hyper rod (combi jerk) 6’4 PE2-4
$1099 with FREE Daiwa Sport’s peak Hat
Normally $1320
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GT Combo;
Daiwa Saltiga 6500 reel
Temple Reef “Reefer” 711 PE8-10 7’11
$1799 with FREE Daiwa Sport’s peak Hat & FREE Temple Reef Fishing Shirt
Normally $2140
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GT Combo;
Shimano Stella 18000SW (HG) reel
Temple Reef “Reefer” 711 PE8-10 7’11
$1899 with FREE Shimano Sport Camera Valued @ $299
Normally $2400
http://www.shimanofish.com.au/p…/electronics/sports-cam.html
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Demersal Jigging combo for softplastics & metal jigs (30lb ideal);
Shimano Rarenium CI4 4000FB reel
Shimano Game Type J rod 6’4 PE1-3 (30lb)
$599 with a FREE Spool of 30lb Asari Micro-X 8ply PE (Japanese) multicolour jigging braid
Normally $820
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Heavy Jig or bottom Combo (60-80lb ideal);
Shimano Stella 10000SW (PG) reel
Temple Reef R7 5’5 PE4-5 (60-80lb) rod
$1549 with a FREE Temple Reef Fishing Shirt
Normally $1750
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* For 2 days ONLY (Saturday & Sunday)
* Saturday 8am – 5pm
* Sunday 9am – 5pm
* We’re happy to do other combo’s deals
* Plenty more gear in store
* Floor stock only.
* No Holds.
* No Lay-by's.
* Country purchases can be made via EFT (postage cost needs to be applied)
* PM us or call on 9337 5682 for any questions
* OPEN 7 Days
Cheers from the Oceanside Team.
Derby man fined $1000 for refusing to allow WA fisheries officers to check ice box
Submitted by bleicester on Fri, 2016-09-16 15:21- 13 comments
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Conditions tomorrow
Submitted by joycey on Fri, 2016-09-16 14:33Hi
Keen on heading out tomorrow morning around west side of Garden Island ( anchoring in 15m in 5.3m boat )
Conditions look good but 2-3m swell according to BOM
After opinion on how conditions will be with this kind of swell
Cheers
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Four-year study gives no clue on great white numbers off WA
Submitted by hezzy on Fri, 2016-09-16 12:27well this is rather interesting result , cant say I id agree with it though ..seems every week some one is seeing or having an encounter with GW of a WA beach
hezzy
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A four-year investigation of WA’s great white shark population has left Fisheries Department experts with no idea whether numbers are going up or down.
Despite claiming two years ago that there were as many as 5400 great whites off WA, the State Government concedes a lack of data has made it all but impossible to estimate the species’ population. It says it must “keep an open mind” about how to mitigate the risk of attacks.
A Fisheries Department report on great white numbers — to be released today — combined the known lifespan of the shark with patchy yearly catch records off WA since 1938 to develop a series of population trajectories that varied wildly.
While making an open-ended finding, the report “suggested” WA’s population could have increased up to 7 per cent a year since the species was given protected status in 1997.
In another scenario, which assumed lower reproductive rates and high “post-capture mortality”, the population off WA had fallen more than 10 per cent before 1997 and was still in decline. In another — one of about 120 modelled — numbers rebounded by more than 10 per cent in the same period.
report, commissioned in 2012 after a spate of shark attacks in WA, relied heavily on assumptions because of a lack of evidence.
It found the number of great whites caught between WA and South Australia peaked in the mid-1980s at between 300 and 900 a year. It has since fallen to between 50 and 80 a year, including 35 off WA, as commercial fishing across the region has declined.
The report has enabled Fisheries to identify ways to reduce the uncertainty over great white numbers, including improving the way commercial bycatch figures for the shark are recorded.
Fisheries Minister Joe Francis said improved fish stock management and Commonwealth marine park proposals and sea lion exclusion zones meant there would be more prey for great whites and “it is likely they will become more common”.
While the Government did not support a cull or removing them from the protected species list, Mr Francis said it would keep an open mind about options and would always put humans ahead of “absurdly simplistic arguments” such as more people being killed by cars than sharks.
“Frankly, I have been left gobsmacked at those who display so much compassion towards a large species of fish and so little towards their fellow humans,” he writes in an opinion piece in today’sThe West Australian .
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Chasing pinks on full moon
Submitted by Ush on Fri, 2016-09-16 11:46What are your thoughts/ experiences on chasing pinks in the sound on a full moon?
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yamaha cable end - where to buy
Submitted by pelagicyachts on Thu, 2016-09-15 07:57I am off to coral bay next week - apart from a dealer (which I have nothing against just asking the question) does anyone know where you can get cable end replacements?
I have one that is split - did some running repairs but don't want to risk it
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What's that Jig
Submitted by piston broke on Thu, 2016-09-15 05:47where you can leave the rod unattended and the boat motion does the work? cheers
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stolen
Submitted by mart on Wed, 2016-09-14 18:16 there was a 25 hp Merc on that, some Poofter dog hole needed it more than me Modle # 0G671451
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any help for the beach asap thanks
Submitted by Travis p on Wed, 2016-09-14 08:45hey
i am looking for any info about the weed situation off beaches near and around quinns i am thinking of going beach fishing tonight but dont want to get there and its full of weed also any tips on fishing the beaches around portifinos no locations just ideas and tips thanks in advance .
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T Curve rod Rust
Submitted by froos on Tue, 2016-09-13 21:27Went to fit a reel to my 8 month old T Curve and noticed rust at the base of the guides.
The rod has been used maybe four times & always washed on return, then sprayed with Inox.
Rang the shop were I purchased it from & they say it's quite common.
It has stainless steel guides, they look fine, it's only under the glass/binding.
My question is, is it common, is there a fix.
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Weekend Hustlers Calamari Cup event results
Submitted by Damo86 on Tue, 2016-09-13 17:31Gday here is a link to our website with the full rundown and event results from the 2016 Weekend Hustlers Calamari Cup. We look forward so seeing you all again at the 2017 Cup, cheers
Cooler waters off the coast
Submitted by randall df223 on Tue, 2016-09-13 08:46I heard a weather man being interviewed yesterday on talk back radio. When asked about the cold temperatures we have experienced lately he responded they have been caused by the waters off our coast being up to 2° cooler, and our summer is likely to be cooler as well.
I assume this will at least impact the pelagics season. What other impacts do you think we'll see.
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fin-nor lethal thoughts
Submitted by barcelona125 on Mon, 2016-09-12 18:36heys guys,
Having recently bought an overhead surf rod, i am wondering if anyone has had any experience with the fin-nor lethal ltc star drag, for use as an overhead surf caster ??
I have heard some pretty good reports on the internet but just wondering if anyone on here has used them before and what your thoughts are.
I am thinking of either the Fin-nor or an Avet, but have heard that the avets have a few problems, as well as the fin-nor being cheeper.
It will be going on a posieden bantam 13ft, thinking going for the ltc20 (the middle size) and loading it up with either 40lb or 50lb braid with the same poundage mono topshot. I am wanting it to be able to cast 6-8oz with a whole herring or whole tailer on it.
any thoughts/recomendations on the setup would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
Nathan
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whats you're go to multi tool and tackle storage?
Submitted by Dreamtime on Mon, 2016-09-12 16:22Hey guys, got two questions i need a little bit of advice with if anyone can help? Firstly, what's your favorite multi tool (jigging split ring pliers) with braid cutters that actually last and was curious if anyone knows if any have crimping teeth built in? Probably asking a bit much for one tool lol no pun intended... finally what's your favorite tackle storage system? Basically equipment consists of 7-10 spools of leader and dacron, usual tools and bits and bobs in a top pocket that's easily accessible and easy to keep organised (im an organization freak lol), about 70 jigs most ranging from 90-200 grams with a few bigger ones lurking in there up to 350 grams. Various types of lures(around 15-20) that mainly suit mackerel and tuna fishing from halco haymakers and yo zuri hydro magnums down to c-gars and a few metals. And always tried to break it down to three trays for hooks, connections(swivels, split rings, lumos, etc... i think that paints a decent picture to go buy so if anyone can help that would be epic. A lot of creative minds on here that always have time to help so thanks in advance for your help, Jimbo
19 foot guardian and what outboard
Submitted by barneyboy on Mon, 2016-09-12 10:35Just looking to see who on here has a guardian 19 foot half cab and what outboard you have on it?
Looking at repowering down the track from a 90hp 2 banger to something else.
Any ideas would be great.
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cleaning marks of sounder
Submitted by pelagicyachts on Mon, 2016-09-12 09:12just bought a new Lowrance chirp 9 - used it once and noticed these marks on it, tried cleaning it off with a damp cloth but no luck. Before i test anything else on it what do people use to get rid of marks on their screens?.
It is def not sunscreen as only put it in last weekend!
sorry for the bad photo - can see the marks at the bottom right and top left
cheers
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Ningaloo or Warroora Station???
Submitted by Braxi on Sun, 2016-09-11 16:46G'day all,
Ive got my dad here for a couple of weeks and we were going to try take him somewhere new for a camp. I have got a 5m plate alloy boat that we would like to take down and launch off the beach to get outside the reef to see if we can get him onto some decent fish.
Just wondering if anyone had any comments or suggestions regarding the access for launching a 5m boat from the shore/beach and the best fishing prospects?
Much appreciated in advance.
Thanks.
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Fishing Albany
Submitted by Bodie on Sun, 2016-09-11 07:51hi everyone
We are looking at heading down to Albany for a few days during the ban so do a bit of south coast fishing. Have never been there before so hoping some of the FW locals have!
Chasing a bit of info on weather during October and early November, boat ramps, is the one near the port best to use with an 8m boat?
Are there places to hide from the weather in King George sound? And what's the fishing like?
Fishing out wide around the southern islands what's that like?
Are there things like King George in shallower? Much squid?
If we we out wider really looking to find some nannigui, as we have never really targeted them before.
Will also play in close to islands and exposed rocks and see if any yellow tail kings are about!
Any info from anyone who has been down that way would be greatly appreciated
Bodie
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About Exmouth car rental
Submitted by facebookless on Sun, 2016-09-11 03:45Hi.
I will be in Exmouth this October ( 8days)and planning to fish from shore. Do I need to hire a 4WD or just a normal saloon to move around.
I would want to be trying out different locations .
Are the fishing areas accessible only to 4WD only ?
Thanks.
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Calamari Cup - Winners are Grinners
Submitted by Noxious on Sat, 2016-09-10 17:19G'day
Entered the Calamari Cup today with a couple of good mates.
The boys live north and had never fished the sound before today. Got out to my usual squid grounds in the sound, and we were greeted with some pretty dirty water - which never makes squidding easy. Got off to a decent start, but the squid were patchy, we would nail 3 or 4 in quick succession then patches of not much. Completely shut down at about 1030am. The boys nailed 3 really nice squid, one of which took out the biggest squid comp'. Ended up with 17 all up, but had to work pretty hard for them. Changing the jigs up, moving around and switching up techniques, anything to get the squids attention in the dirty water. On the way in we figured we had done alright considering the soup coloured water. We knew we were up against some pretty stiff competition so weren't counting any early chickens.
We ended up taking out the biggest squid division and the heaviest bag of 10 squid (The Calamari Cup)!
Team Swifty took out the heaviest bag. Boys, we will be back next year if you want a crack at the title? :)
All in all a good day out, and cheers to Weekend Hustlers for putting on the comp. Always good to get out there for a bit of competition, a few laughs with mates and a couple frothies at the end of it.
Boys On The Hoods 2016 Calamari Cup Winners.
Alex
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Suzuki DF200 Cowling seal.
Submitted by pale ale on Sat, 2016-09-10 16:21Does anyone know where I can buy the cowling seal in Australia?
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fishing around rotto
Submitted by leeder.paul on Sat, 2016-09-10 11:45if i can get my boat over to rotto in a few weeks where would be the best place to fish say in a 1km radius around the island. I have a 4,5mtr dingy and probably wouldnt go further than that. Is it similar to Metro beaches or are there better alternatives for better fish?
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Dongara swell
Submitted by S.Cotchin on Sat, 2016-09-10 06:33heading up to Dongara (weather permiting ) next weekend
towing 6mtr ALI and a mate has a 5mtr ALI.
i looked up previous post to find some info on the swell / conditions up their.
any advise / experience on what it is like on a 2mtr swell ?
i would think if the wind is down then the 2mtr swell should be fine?
any feedback would be good as its a long way to tow the boat to park it up in a drive way.
cheers
Steve
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Carpark Palm Beach- Full tonight.
Submitted by Moking on Fri, 2016-09-09 18:53Geez must be a good night for Snapper fishing. Fantastic condition tonight, right after the wild weather the last two nights.
It's like "Lake Cockburn" out there.
Good luck if anyone on here is out tonight.
Need a diver Rocko area
Submitted by hayden on Fri, 2016-09-09 18:52I've lost me anchor north end garden island
will pay in beer
to rub salt into my wounds that's the 2nd gone would great if someone can help
cheers guys
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Anyone heading out Tomorrow
Submitted by joycey on Fri, 2016-09-09 18:04Anyone heading out tomorrow morning. Winds look light but maybe northerly morning, but a 2-3m swell...
Can Anyone Recommend a Good Bali Fishing Charter
Submitted by Hook_er on Fri, 2016-09-09 15:48Just woindering if anyone can recommend a good fishing charter deepsea or tuna fishing in bali.
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Any advice for start of crayfishing season.?
Submitted by beeroclock on Fri, 2016-09-09 11:48Gonna have my first serious go at crayfishing off Mindarie this coming season. Just wondering how you guys find the season tends to start - is it usually a bit slow during that period from from 15th Oct leading up to the "run" of the whites? Im presuming its better to place pots on and inside the three mile before the white run rather than place them on the "ocean" side of the 3 mile is that about right? cheers for any advice
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