Fishing Discussion
Who was it?
Submitted by SPESS on Wed, 2007-09-12 10:41Just a quick question: My misses has been driving the "SPESS RIG" latley which is a white triton GLXR duelcab with spess plates and a nice big fishwrecked sticker on the back. Anyway she has been telling me that she has been getting shit loads of people waving latley and 1 guy she's seen a couple of times in a white small ute (her discription) waving flat out. North of the river around the marangaroo, landsdale, greenwood, joondalup area. Sorry but she keeps telling me but i have no idea who it is and hopefully someone can tell me! hahahaha I know streetfighter sees it regulary but who is it??????? Cheers Chris.
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Brisbane
Submitted by desmond on Tue, 2007-09-11 22:36Hi all,
Going to Brisbane on the East Coast at the end of this week and will be there for three months. Anyone have any idea what bites there? Am staying near Sunshine Coast Airport. What gear should I bring? I gotta travel light. Stuck on land unless anyone has any ideas on how to get me on a boat :)
I know there can't possibly be any forums for the East Coast that is anywhere as good as this one, but would be nice if someone could sneak me a link ;)
Seeyall
Des
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jakarta
Submitted by original teenage on Mon, 2007-09-10 19:14im going back to jakarta at the end of the year...i got a boat there...wat sort of tackle do i need there...and wat fish there is to catch??..dog tooth tuna perhaps??..pm me if anything;....juz loading up my rods and tackle's.......wat game rod is suitable???ty
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Med spin combo
Submitted by jay_burgess on Mon, 2007-09-10 18:01In desperate need of a spin combo to fish 20/30lb. Will be used mainly for livebaiting for barra and perhaps a bit of bluewater work in the off season. Thinking of a Sustain/Twinpower 4000. My question is will these handle 30lb or would they be better suited to 20lb? Which rod would suit nicely? Thinking of a Starlo Stix Snapper Spin (5-8kg).
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CVZ Service Help
Submitted by jay_burgess on Mon, 2007-09-10 17:19g'day guys need help servicing my CVZ 203. Can't seem to work out how to remove the right hand side plate (probably really easy but it's got the better of me atm)... I've removed the left hand side plate, handle nut, handle, star drag & bearing washer as well as the cast control cap. I've loosened R/S screw B (see schematics)... but can't seem to work out where to go from here.
What can I use to clean parts (safely) and what parts need to be oiled/greased..??
http://www.mikesreelrepair.com/schematics/schematic.php?url=Daiwa/Daiwa%20Millionaire%20CV-Z203A.pdf
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Spaghetti
Submitted by dogsoldier on Mon, 2007-09-10 07:51"Spaghetti" on the back. He'd then arrange for the child support payments to begin.
"Spaghetti, Spaghetti, Spaghetti, Spaghetti, Spaghetti. Three with meatballs, two without. Send extra sauce."
TD Sol 3000 for sale
Submitted by SamC on Sun, 2007-09-09 16:06perfect condition TD Sol 3000 for sale...bought in april this year, only been used a handful of times! spooled with 15lb platil braid on one spool and 2kg black magic mono on the other spool!
sell $200
pm if interested
cheers
sam
Soft Plastics
Submitted by luke george on Fri, 2007-09-07 19:34Im going to be heading out on sunday into about 20m's for a bit of fun with skippy, breaksea, harlys and hopefully a dhuie and i was wondering if anyone could give me some tips on soft plastics out there what type to use, size and what weight leadhead to use. I have use softs before but only for bream in the river and flathead, whiting etc around the beaches any tips would be greatly appreciated
Cheers
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missed my first mulla....shit
Submitted by original teenage on Fri, 2007-09-07 09:46can anyone tell me the safer way of landing a mulla....i miss my first mulla at eshed...wit a really huge run..but a miss hook up...im like shitt...so dissappointed in myself yesterday..[yellowtail]as bait.so..can anyonee teach me the right steps....like.etc...when to loosen or tightend the reel....etc....
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Celebrity Forum members...
Submitted by SHizz on Wed, 2007-09-05 19:47A certain member of this forum, has sent a photo into Modern fishing of a sambo which he caught at "exmouth" now it looks alot like some photos on here that was caught in perth.... :P
Ill leave the rest to the imagination.. lets just say TAP dancing is OUT of fashion.
Edit - I might be wrong, but if im not then :P
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Repost: Rod n Reels F/S
Submitted by SamC on Wed, 2007-09-05 19:22gday,
selling Shimano Twin Power 1000 spooled with 6lb yamatoyo braid...mint condition reduced $180
also selling Shimano Spheros 14000 spooled with 30lb powerstrike (american) braid, also has a stella handle!
been used a handful of times...sell $200
selling GUSA (graphite usa) 24kg custom spin jig stick! perfect condition $180
will sell the spheros 14000 and gusa rod as a jigging combo for $350
pm if interested
cheers
sam
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Friday Moore River Bream Bash
Submitted by rickets on Wed, 2007-09-05 16:34Anyone (h0ju you're included ya bitch!) interested in heading up to moore river (30mins north of quinns) to hit up some of the good sized bream there?
I wanna try and get a crew together to trip up there, should be awesome! Yes I know the weather isnt ideal, its the only time I can get off work (due to weather) but its well sheltered along the river so it should make for some good fishing...
Also the fact that theres no tide in the river, and the fact that the average bream (so ive been told by numerous people) size is like 31+cm so if ya interested, do reply and we'll see if we can organize a carpool before then or something...
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Cleaning Squid
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Wed, 2007-09-05 09:19Does anyone have any fool hardy methods of cleaning squid in a jiffy but gets all those annoying skin bits off? I have a method of grabbing the backbone cartiledge and pulling almost all of the guts out, then make a small cut under the wings which allows for most of the outer skin to be peeled off. But theres always niggly bits left over that take ages to clean. Has anyone got a technique that works for getting them clean easily?
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Snapper Ban
Submitted by Tim on Tue, 2007-09-04 21:41Does anyone know when this years snapper fishing closure in the sound starts this year?
Had a look on the fisheries website but they have still got the details for the last one up.
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hey...juz wondering
Submitted by original teenage on Tue, 2007-09-04 17:58im heading down to north mole sat morning...any1 wants to join me???wat could i encounter at this time of the yr???thanks..pls do pm if ur shy.....lol joking...
FIRST BREAM ON HB'S!
Submitted by rickets on Tue, 2007-09-04 16:27Headed down to east perth today due to the weather being crap and me and tyson off work...
I had decided after reading a few articles and whatnot and was absolutely detirmined to catch fish on lures/hb's and tyson was happy to give the tweeds another go out...
So we got to east perth, walked the banks for a bit till I hit some structure with a pipe and whatnot...
I started with a strikepro pygmy, was not getting much and tyson then started pulling fish in after I burleyed up (of course with spess' awesome shit) and the fish were on the bite. Wasnt too sure on tides, actually ill check the tides now.......
Ah, awesome, it was a good 5 hours before the low... so well in the middle of the gushing tide...
Anyway, tyson was landing fish, as per normal and i kept me head down and tried not to let it bother me too much...
I switched to a baby vibe after a while of using the suspending pygmy with maybe 1 hit? but i noticed a good sandbar past the pipe so I walked up using the baby vibe...
In a few casts, I was ON! pulled the sucker in and it was a 31cm beauty! Nice and heavy!!!
After releasing it, I hooked up another 2 times however, lost both fish, the second though, i had nearly landed and got a good glimpse of it under the water, would have been quite good size, if not bigger than my first so I was absolutely stoked!~!!!!
Tyson, though, caught 7 fish total, his max was only 28... so im happy with the performance given, simply because I dont smell like bait, and im getting in some good hours with lures and I feel a heap more stoked and confident now!
Anyway thats my news for today... cant wait to get back out there and hit some snags or banks with the HB's..
Although, maybe a trailing question for this thread would be... Ok i was using a snad nod retreive for the vibe, however, im pretty clueless with how to work a suspending HB for bream... would love to nail that! Anyone know what the best retireves for suspending HB's are>?
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how far out from shore??
Submitted by scano on Tue, 2007-09-04 13:59hi guys
i have just rescently purchased a 4m front steer tinny for a spot of fishing on calm days. i fitted up a Navman fishfinder and lights ect and I was thinking of heading out from either Mindarie or Ocean Reef early this sunday morning. I am new to the whole ocean tinny fishing scene and i was wondering if anyone could help with a few questions i have.
how far out from shore would you need to travell to hit 35 -40m worth of water?
is there any spots metro area that are well protected from the wind that you can land a half descent catch without having to travell to far?
my tinnie has a 30hp Johnson on the back so power isn't too bad for it's size but i don't want to travell too far incase the weather turns sour and i can't get back in.
i know no one is going to surrender their prize winning spots but any help would be greatly appreciated. it doesn't have to be north of the river either, happy to travell pretty much anywhere metro to get some nice cruizy fishing spots where i would have half a chance of getting a feed for the table.
hope to meet some of you on the water some time soon
Scano
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Future of the old freo traffic bridge
Submitted by tailor marc on Tue, 2007-09-04 11:59Option 2: Retain existing bridge, but replace the navigation spans and deteriorated components and incorporate bridge widening
Option 3: Construct a new standard bridge next to the current bridge, leaving a section of the existing bridge as a heritage and recreation site
Option 4: Construct a new bridge that is a major entry statement for Fremantle, leaving a section of the existing bridge as a heritage recreation site
Option 5: Construct a new standard bridge and retain the existing bridge as a pedestrian/cyclist facility
Option 6: Construct a new two lane standard bridge and retain the existing bridge as a 2 lane bridge with improved pedestrian/cyclist facilities
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90kg drag power!
Submitted by Dasho on Tue, 2007-09-04 07:46Daiwa Marine Power 3000
Daiwa's 13/0-size lever drag electric reel. This model takes 1400m of PE12 (110lb) YGK braid. Clip it on to a 12-volt deep cycle battery and save yourself a lot of winding!
Marine Power 3000 is a serious workhorse. This reel weighs 5.5kg, retrieves 85m/minute with up to 90kg drag power! Can be operated manually if required (gear ratio 1.7:1), runs on 16 CRBB ball bearings, is waterproof, washable, and has every desirable feature.
$3,900
Holy shizzle ! You could get your 4x4 out of trouble with that pulling power.
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