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Andy Mac's Exmouth Expedition
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Mon, 2006-06-26 14:51Some photos from Andy Mac's Exmouth Trip, make sure you check out his image gallery for more awesome pictures.
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Got to Got to have Sol
Submitted by SHizz on Sat, 2006-06-24 14:39Had my soul for a little while now but havent had a chance to use it yet, tried woodies today but no fish wanted to play ball so headed down to the river and had a ball on blackies. Unfortunatly the Sol and ian miller raider where an overkill but still fun never the less(Had no other gear with me :P )
Managed to get about 10-12 fish all over size except for one, some fish well over 30cm. Heres one i took a quick snap of. Only stayed an hour or so.
[img_assist|fid=26525|thumb=0|alt=Sol meets Bream|caption=Testing out the sol, not a worthy opponent but still a nice fish.]
cheers
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Photo of the Month - June - Winner = Spooled's Twin Mulloway
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Wed, 2006-06-07 19:25- 13 comments
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Fishing - FW Long Weekend Photo's
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Mon, 2006-06-05 12:33Was a good day out fishing yesterday, Bolts had some awesome success on the light gear inshore. In 14m of water his 60cm pink snapper and 20kg+ samsonfish were steam trains, but he managed to hold them off the sharp bottom. After the wind and the bite quietened down we headed out behind Rottnest to do some jigging. Once out there we noticed the only boat was hooked up, we tried jigging with little results and then turned to bait. We started getting into them and had some awesome afternoon fun, it went quiet on the jigs even thou we had them stirred up, was a bit wierd. Did someone say VORTEX? lol :)))
Anyway, hope you all had a great long weekend, has been some great conditions, hope to hear some good fishing tales. :)
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Hedland fishing over L.Weekend
Submitted by Spooled on Mon, 2006-06-05 12:26Some of the action over the long weekend from Port Hedland, plenty of thready's about to keep us busy.
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Exmouth Marlin
Submitted by frizza on Mon, 2006-05-29 21:06here's a couple of marlin that (hold on while i take me shirt off) mat and his mates picked up in exmouth last week.
he is just about to redgister with fishwrecked so hopefully we will get some comments from him.
[img_assist|fid=23637|thumb=0|alt=matty's marlin]
[img_assist|fid=23640|thumb=0|alt=exmouth monster]
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Fishwrecked Weekend Fishing Photos - Peaceful Bay
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Mon, 2006-05-29 20:49A great weekend down at Bow Bridge (near Walpole) had to come to an end. But it was immortalised with some great fish and plenty of memorable moments. Thought I'd share a few of the weekends highlights. Hope you all had a good one too, not long until the long weekend, here's hoping the fishing will be just as good. :)
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Plastic Fantastic
Submitted by honsu chin on Fri, 2006-05-26 20:08Went out Thursday with a fellow forumer to chase some fish......bumped into some birds.....trolled.....nothing......anchored........some small hits.......out comes the bream gear and the trusty 3" bass minnow.........and up comes a dhuie. Another one to add to my list of soft plastic captures....and another crossed off the list.
Got a few more other googlies and smokings from what could be sambos......other than that it was great day out.
Geez I love these soft plastics =)
[img_assist|fid=23477|thumb=0|alt=Dhuie on soft plastic|caption=Dhuie on 3" Bass minnow and 8lb bream gear.]
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Two Rocks Fishing Photos
Submitted by Gully on Mon, 2006-05-22 11:28Some of the photos from Gully's Two Rocks adventure. There are a few more happy snaps in his Photo Gallery if you want to check them out. Make sure you download the video if you haven't already.
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Port Hedland Jewies - Spooled's Weekend Action
Submitted by Spooled on Mon, 2006-05-22 09:44![]() |
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Hey boys, yeah had a very memorable day out in the creeks on Saturday. The Thredfin were like herring and we got the kingies early morning as you can see. We got three and the one I am holding in the photo was the biggest but the other just under by a couple of KG. We had double hook ups on them which was mayhem. Yeah pretty stoked with the mulla's. Alround the day was awesome. Salmon were a little smaller than you could have hoped but atleast we tried a thousand lures as well. They took anything. I have some footage and more photo's of kingies but the blood may be a bit excessive! These Dhu's are alot better eating than the ones down south!! The photo's are in my brag board if you'd like to see them in full size.
Regards Spooled
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Back to Onslow
Submitted by mitch on Fri, 2006-05-12 13:25I've just got back from one of the bigest fishing trips of me life, 12 days camping out of onslow. The first week there was 5 of us the last 5 days there was 7 of us. Not as many fish were caught as on previous trips as some days the wind was up and other days the fish didnt want to play ball. 90% of the fishing was in under 8 meters of water. The amount of beer drunk was mindblowing. 2 of the guys had never fished the ocean before and had flown from victoria to sample our style of fishing. I personaly didnt bring a fish home, with most of em released and the rest eaten either on the boat or back at camp.
The biggest fish over the side of my boat was a moster of a esturay cod caught in under 4 meters of water,when i say moster he was the biggest fish i have personaly landed. Some of the trevs were to say the least UNSTOPABLE with popers crunched into pieces, we did manage to land a few of the smaller ones. Over the next couple of days ill get some pics up and sort through the vid footage. Here is a pic of what i think is the prized barrimundi cod caught in 4 odd meters of water. What a hair cut
[img_assist|fid=21953|thumb=0|alt=barra cod i think]
always in it just the depth that varies
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Isa Miners Gallery
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Thu, 2006-05-11 09:49One more new photo gallery which has been setup is called Isa Miners, 'Outback up north' for JD. Here are a few of the happy snaps he has already uploaded, if you like Barra and big Jewies then this will be your cup of tea.
Dan South's Gallery
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Thu, 2006-05-11 09:38I have set up a new photo gallery for member Dan South, I will add a few of his picutres in here just for you to have a look. So keep your eyes open for new pictures being uploaded to his section.
Enjoy.
Old Gully Photos
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Sat, 2006-05-06 09:40Managed to grab a hold of a few of Gully's old photo's from season's past. Figured I would upload them a few at a time, here is the first installment, will be more coming soon. Hope you enjoy.
Jigging in Nice - Welcome Jeje and Fredo
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Wed, 2006-05-03 09:11Welcome to Fishwrecked Jeje, I must say they are some great photo's of some crazy looking fish. I have put Fredo's photo's up in this selection as well, great catches, I really look foward to hearing more about the jigging and fishing in the Nice area.
Cheers,
Adam
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Photo of the Month - May - Fredo's Monk Fish = Winner
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Tue, 2006-05-02 10:06- 4 comments
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Please sir,may i have some more....SALMON!
Submitted by SHizz on Sat, 2006-04-22 16:13[img_assist|fid=20601|thumb=0|alt=salmonfoot|caption=Salmon on 8lb on Manns Tail Dragger]
One of many today caught from shore, as you can see the salmon was still a bit frisky hence flicking my rod back into the water almost(notice the reel is blurry, as it was moving when the photo was taken).
Boy are they good fun :D
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Salmon Season - Photo's Friday 21st April
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Fri, 2006-04-21 19:46We ended up releasing a small dhufish and a few skippy along with a beautiful king george dropped boatside. The wind was pretty blustery all day, but soon as we saw the birds starting to work, it was time! Landed close to a dozen salmon and had a ball on the light gear. Have got some really good footage I will get up in the coming days.
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Abrolhos Baldies
Submitted by looking4mulloway on Thu, 2006-04-20 15:12Well we have just come back from a trip to the abrolhos islands and had a great time except for the wind blowing non-stop 24/7 at 35+ knots. Day one consisted mostly of snapper and day 2 was baldies and more baldies. 10+ landed for the day between pots. Anyway here is a few pics of what was kept for the camps.
P.S Sambo's are like blowfish up there and in shallow water were like torpedo's
[img_assist|fid=20429|thumb=0|alt=Baldies|caption=I was Happy]
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Easter Day Out
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Sun, 2006-04-16 14:06The first day of fishing comprised of a teams challenge, Team Penn vs Team Stradic. After landing about 30 salmon trout each on hard bodies and plastics we decided to go breaming. Team stradic landed 2 1kg black bream with many releases. The troll on the way back saw a bay snapper landed on a hardbody trolled at 8knts.
The Easter challenge offshore from Walpole was greated with beautiful conditions. Our first spots didn't produce and a change towards Chatam Island saw me land 2 45cm pink snapper and an 80cm samsonfish which I tagged and released. We got onto lots of 1.5kg skippy on baits and jigs and lots of sgt baker. Another couple of spot changes saw me land 2 3kg queen snapper and a beautiful harlequin. The other boys managed a few oddities, a puffer fish, a huge scorpion cod and several 3kg striped tuna. We also caught another harlequin and big fat breaksea. Taking out Best On Deck for the day gives me 3 hot fishing sessions in a row, NICE!
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Salmon clause is coming to town..
Submitted by SHizz on Fri, 2006-04-14 14:43Well me and mad fisher went out for a fish this morn, after a few engine troubles(my bad, should learn to grease the steering arm!) we eventually got out. Windy as all hell we putted along until about 5 meters from the boat a school of salmon came out of no where. First cast with a snap back on my 8lb bream gear resulted in a hook up, after a 5 minute fight i had the first one boat
[img_assist|fid=20152|thumb=0|alt=Salmon on snapback]
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new fish mobile......
Submitted by honsu chin on Tue, 2006-04-04 13:35My new car, up from the old 92 camry wagon.......
so Shizza....wat are U upgrading to from your terrano??
[img_assist|fid=19247|thumb=0|alt=subbie fish mobile]
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Somewhat of a brag?
Submitted by SHizz on Mon, 2006-04-03 19:19Got myself one of these puppies today, picked it up 2nd hand but near new condition spooled with braid . Couldnt resist a bargain.
So shizz is now the owner of one stella 10k (No honsu, its not a daiwa,but lets not forget Shimano > Daiwa haha)
[img_assist|fid=19122|thumb=0|alt=stellaaa|caption=New toy, stella 10k.]
:D
Now i need to find some fish to match it :p
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Gamex Marlin
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Mon, 2006-03-27 14:48Here's a few photo's of one of the marlin the boys landed up at Exmouth last week for Gamex. These are just still shots taken from the video camera, unfortunately the footage isn't that crash hot so the stills will have to do for the moment. Hopefully when Gully gets back in a week or so we will have some bonanza stuff. Heres a few pics for the moment.. Anyone guess what size this one would have weighed in as?
[img_assist|fid=18146|thumb=0|alt=Gribbo's Gamex Marlin]
[img_assist|fid=18149|thumb=0|alt=Marlin Closeup - Gamex]
[img_assist|fid=18156|thumb=0|alt=Exmouth Marlin landed during Gamex]
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Dhufish on Snapbacks
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Mon, 2006-03-27 14:45The boys went out a few weeks ago using snapbacks and landed a couple of dhufish. I've only just managed to get the photos, this is the best fish landed for the day, not a bad effort!
[img_assist|fid=18143|thumb=0|alt=Dhufish on Snapback - View 2]
[img_assist|fid=18140|thumb=0|alt=Dhufish on snapback]
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Steep Point
Submitted by poida on Thu, 2006-03-23 13:52| Gimps Mackie
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The Tuna
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My Mackie
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Lee's First
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Finally got the images from our trip to Steep Point at the end of Feb. We were attacked by flies, sand whipped by the tail end of a cyclone, had the 12kg ballooning gear smashed by sailfish and caught a few mac's, tuna and a few baldies and snapper.We may not of been the most successful group there mackie wize but we were the best at feeding the sharks and hooking and landing tuna. Another group fortunately out gunned us at feeding the grouper and some boy's from collie took us to the cliffs where we caught some snapper ect, thanks Vince and his crew. I saw 2 reels die on the trip, 1 was my 8500ss which died at the hands of a tuna, and another siezed on a mackies 1st run. The bloke walked backwards 100m and amazingly the fish was gaffed and almost landed as it jumped free inches from the top of the cliff. We were befriended by a Gimp mid trip who turned out to be quite a good fisherman himself, and provided much entertainment to everyone.
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