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Re: FISHING

Postby Mickyj » Mon Mar 12, 2012 1:02 pm

The health of the pat or lack of health !!
this 24cm bream has a white growth on its face !!
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Re: FISHING

Postby Goat Herder » Mon Mar 12, 2012 7:53 pm

Iron Fist wrote:heading down to the bottom of yorkes tomoz evening, will have a fish for some salmon and maybe even give mulloway a shot on gleesons. I was told of a spot where youcan get them.
Should be good to get away again!


Good time for chasing mullies down there. Live mullet, you should get smashed. ;)

Got a mate staying at Marion Bay at the minute, nabbed at least 1 tuna from the stones today. :shock: 8) Thought it was salmon busting up baitfish, ripped a lure through the commotion......... Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz! 8) "Ummm, don't think that's a salmon....." :lol: Fair effort landbased. :supz:
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Re: FISHING

Postby heater31 » Mon Mar 12, 2012 9:39 pm

Did anyone see Today Tonight on Friday with that nutcase that goes fishing 4 or 5 km offshore in a Kayak :shock:

What a catch


I want one now for next summer. Certainly won't be going to that extreme but it could provide me with alternative transport home when out on the boat at my Dad in Spencer Gulf (He loses his temper very easily on the boat :lol: )


Anyone tried it? what sort of Kayak do you use?
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Re: FISHING

Postby beeroclock » Mon Mar 12, 2012 9:46 pm

heater31 wrote:Did anyone see Today Tonight on Friday with that nutcase that goes fishing 4 or 5 km offshore in a Kayak :shock:

What a catch


I want one now for next summer. Certainly won't be going to that extreme but it could provide me with alternative transport home when out on the boat at my Dad in Spencer Gulf (He loses his temper very easily on the boat :lol: )


Anyone tried it? what sort of Kayak do you use?

Gotta a mate that goes 17k off shore in a hobie yak in QLD.
Sicko.
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Re: FISHING

Postby Goat Herder » Mon Mar 12, 2012 9:50 pm

Check out AKFF.com. A lot of the serious 'yakkers use Hobies. Big & sturdy and plenty of room for 'pimping' - ie; rod holders, sounders, etc. Big plus are the versions with foot pedals, so you can free your arms up for fishing. Not my cup of tea - much prefer my tinny - but it's a fast growing form of the sport.
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Re: FISHING

Postby heater31 » Mon Mar 12, 2012 9:58 pm

beeroclock wrote:Gotta a mate that goes 17k off shore in a hobie yak in QLD.
Sicko.


yep when I get out on the water the furthest I get out to sea is about 20km off the mainland. I certainly ain't freaking paddling there if I decide to get a yak :shock:

I shall be towing it out there or putting it on the bigger boat!

Goat Herder wrote:Check out AKFF.com. A lot of the serious 'yakkers use Hobies. Big & sturdy and plenty of room for 'pimping' - ie; rod holders, sounders, etc. Big plus are the versions with foot pedals, so you can free your arms up for fishing. Not my cup of tea - much prefer my tinny - but it's a fast growing form of the sport.



I have done a bit of research already on what I need to get and from what I have read I have narrowed it down to either Wilderness Systems or Ocean Kayaks. The Oceans seem to be a bit pricey and the Local Wilderness dealer in Adelaide doesn't seem to stock the yak size I want on their website.

The appeal of being able to hang your 'boat' up in the Shed above the car suits me. Just drop the yak onto the roof racks of the car and off I can go. Also a xmas time I can get up early and go out for a morning fish by myself and I don't have to worry about reversing a trailer and handling a big Fibreglass tank
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Re: FISHING

Postby Goat Herder » Mon Mar 12, 2012 10:28 pm

Good luck on your yak hunting mate! 8)

And don't read this story before you venture out ; http://www.fishingkites.co.nz/sharks/gr ... ttack.html

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Re: FISHING

Postby Westsider » Tue Mar 13, 2012 10:24 am

Hobie Yaks are the best. The others are just imitations!
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Re: FISHING

Postby Swamp Donkey » Tue Mar 13, 2012 2:10 pm

Swamp Donkey wrote:Towing the boat around to Edithburgh this weekend with high hopes of getting amongst a few KGs and Snap Snaps if mother nature plays the game.

Anyone else heading out? Look forward to the reports and pics next week.


Well the KGs played ball for me over the weekend. Unfortunately I was on my own as a mate pulled the pin on me and the missus was out of action, which cut me bag limit down to twelve a day. I contemplated loading on the 6 week old and strapping a hand line to her capsule to double my bag limit but decided against that idea... (kidding!....well it did cross my mind!). It was probably a blessing as I only wanted a short sharp session each day due to the parental duties. Weather was spot on all weekend down at the burg, and it produced. Managed my bag within 2 hrs every day, launching at 11am on low tide and they bit hard on the tide change and was back at the filleting bench by half 1. Happy days! Big numbers of tommies and gar being caught over there too, but I didnt really invest the time into em'. Didnt end up trying for snap snap as I was on my own and wasnt too keen on heading out to Marion Reef solo. Couldve quite easily yesterday though <10 knots all day. Interesting to see a few BIG blueys being raked in the bay at Sultana Point which is not all that common. Until next time...its KGW for dinner!
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Re: FISHING

Postby Mickyj » Tue Mar 13, 2012 7:17 pm

Westsider wrote:Hobie Yaks are the best. The others are just imitations!


Just quoting you Westsider no offence meant.
After watching ET's Ultimate fish Snapper over the weekend .His boat was "stalked" by a white pointer at arno bay .
He then went to NZ and went off shore in a yak .He was having so much trouble with a large snapper .I was thinking why not use a Hobie .
Then again y go out for sharks to eat ya lmao
Not to mention all the sharks at norfolk island that were eating the catch
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Re: FISHING

Postby Goat Herder » Tue Mar 13, 2012 10:56 pm

Swamp Donkey wrote:
Swamp Donkey wrote:Towing the boat around to Edithburgh this weekend with high hopes of getting amongst a few KGs and Snap Snaps if mother nature plays the game.

Anyone else heading out? Look forward to the reports and pics next week.


Well the KGs played ball for me over the weekend. Unfortunately I was on my own as a mate pulled the pin on me and the missus was out of action, which cut me bag limit down to twelve a day. I contemplated loading on the 6 week old and strapping a hand line to her capsule to double my bag limit but decided against that idea... (kidding!....well it did cross my mind!). It was probably a blessing as I only wanted a short sharp session each day due to the parental duties. Weather was spot on all weekend down at the burg, and it produced. Managed my bag within 2 hrs every day, launching at 11am on low tide and they bit hard on the tide change and was back at the filleting bench by half 1. Happy days! Big numbers of tommies and gar being caught over there too, but I didnt really invest the time into em'. Didnt end up trying for snap snap as I was on my own and wasnt too keen on heading out to Marion Reef solo. Couldve quite easily yesterday though <10 knots all day. Interesting to see a few BIG blueys being raked in the bay at Sultana Point which is not all that common. Until next time...its KGW for dinner!


Well done mate! 8) Certainly copped some decent weather for a fair portion of the 3 days. Mighty efficient of you too, not to mention earning significant brownie points with SWMBO in the process by getting back early to give her a break from kiddy duties. ;) LMAO @ the 6wk old with the handline strapped to her! :lol: :lol:
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Re: FISHING

Postby beeroclock » Fri Mar 23, 2012 3:57 pm

Coffin Bay from the 6th of April for 8 nights.
Anybody else doing any trips over Easter?
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Re: FISHING

Postby Mythical Creature » Fri Mar 23, 2012 5:07 pm

beeroclock wrote:Coffin Bay from the 6th of April for 8 nights.
Anybody else doing any trips over Easter?


Next Friday heading to Smoky/Streaky Bay until Easter Monday. Probably get the line wet a couple of times! :lol:
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Re: FISHING

Postby beeroclock » Fri Mar 23, 2012 5:53 pm

Mythical Creature wrote:
beeroclock wrote:Coffin Bay from the 6th of April for 8 nights.
Anybody else doing any trips over Easter?


Next Friday heading to Smoky/Streaky Bay until Easter Monday. Probably get the line wet a couple of times! :lol:

Nice.
Just before the hoards of holiday makers arrive.
You fished Eba Island before? Very productive for whiting even in the shallows before the island but i have heard there are still a lot of shitties around in shallower.
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Re: Re: FISHING

Postby heater31 » Fri Mar 23, 2012 6:11 pm

Mythical Creature wrote:
beeroclock wrote:Coffin Bay from the 6th of April for 8 nights.
Anybody else doing any trips over Easter?


Next Friday heading to Smoky/Streaky Bay until Easter Monday. Probably get the line wet a couple of times! :lol:


Get on to the squid off the Smoky Bay jetty after dark. Never caught so many in my life.
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Re: FISHING

Postby Goat Herder » Sun Mar 25, 2012 9:34 pm

Pt Vic & 'Hughes this coming weekend for 3 days. Typically, fine boating conditions predicted thusfar until Saturday... :roll: :? :evil:
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Re: FISHING

Postby beeroclock » Mon Mar 26, 2012 1:57 pm

Goat Herder wrote:Pt Vic & 'Hughes this coming weekend for 3 days. Typically, fine boating conditions predicted thusfar until Saturday... :roll: :? :evil:

You might want to take a few of your exec mates from the Churches league and make a new Bommie :shock: :shock: :shock:
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Re: FISHING

Postby Mythical Creature » Mon Mar 26, 2012 3:14 pm

beeroclock wrote:
Mythical Creature wrote:
beeroclock wrote:Coffin Bay from the 6th of April for 8 nights.
Anybody else doing any trips over Easter?


Next Friday heading to Smoky/Streaky Bay until Easter Monday. Probably get the line wet a couple of times! :lol:

Nice.
Just before the hoards of holiday makers arrive.
You fished Eba Island before? Very productive for whiting even in the shallows before the island but i have heard there are still a lot of shitties around in shallower.
Good luck.


Never been to Eba Island, usually this time of year get our bag of whiting out past saddle peak, then drift along the peak for a bit on the way home and fill the esky up with squid.
I'll say I'd be helping with the oysters Sunday, monday and tuesday since its the busiest time of year then wed-mon fishing.
I know Swamp Donkey is heading to streaky for a wedding on the Easter weekend, just gotta convince him to come have a fish at Smoky which shouldn't be too hard! 8)
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Re: FISHING

Postby beeroclock » Mon Mar 26, 2012 8:14 pm

Mythical Creature wrote:
beeroclock wrote:
Mythical Creature wrote:
beeroclock wrote:Coffin Bay from the 6th of April for 8 nights.
Anybody else doing any trips over Easter?


Next Friday heading to Smoky/Streaky Bay until Easter Monday. Probably get the line wet a couple of times! :lol:

Nice.
Just before the hoards of holiday makers arrive.
You fished Eba Island before? Very productive for whiting even in the shallows before the island but i have heard there are still a lot of shitties around in shallower.
Good luck.


Never been to Eba Island, usually this time of year get our bag of whiting out past saddle peak, then drift along the peak for a bit on the way home and fill the esky up with squid.
I'll say I'd be helping with the oysters Sunday, monday and tuesday since its the busiest time of year then wed-mon fishing.
I know Swamp Donkey is heading to streaky for a wedding on the Easter weekend, just gotta convince him to come have a fish at Smoky which shouldn't be too hard! 8)

I've just noticed how intelligent you actually are MC.
A fellow Roo supporter :D
Even more luck to ya.
Hope the fish and oysters jump in your boat.
Leave for Ceduna at 4am for work tmrw and plan on an early Locks sess on Wednesday although it will be an out going tide it will be good to have the sand in between the toes for a couple of hours.
Maybe land a Sambo.
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Re: FISHING

Postby Squids » Mon Mar 26, 2012 8:31 pm

ENJOY THOSE STAIRS BEEROCLOCK :lol:
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