Fishing Victoria Forum

Bar002811 wrote:Wish I could but I've got studdie

What are you studying?

Bar002811 wrote:50gms is good and a yellow or blue surf popper with a bit of pipi pr squid will do the job and get you hooked on some nice aussie salmon :a_goodjob:

If you read the first post you'd know that he wants to fish with lures not bait.

40-50g is about the right size. Roosta poppers are pretty good, I use the Halco Outcasts you can get from Kmart too. I did some spinning with a 40g Gomoku Storm microjig and it had a really nice looking action but I haven't caught anything on it yet. But at the end of the day salmon are about the le...

Just walk the length of the beach casting your slugs at the water. It's probably the easiest kind of fishing I've attempted. No need for burley because you're moving around.

uh yeah. Like the next time I head offshore and I remember the game rod. Dunno how you target those specifically and avoid makos and gws though

barra mick wrote:

hornet wrote:"old blokes like nude up "

waits in Ernest for the backlash !.. :rofl:

no offence to nude up meant hornet

I hope when im in my early 70s I can still fish like him

Cheers bm

keep digging :rofl:

I wouldn't want to hook a GWS, but a thresher or bronzie would be good fun on the yak. Makos I'm a bit iffy about having heard stories of them going absolutely apeshit next to (and in) boats.

Marty.A wrote:Awesome pics and great report :good: not for me though unfortunately id be too scared about watching for Mr Whitey.

I spent a lot of it wishing I'd thought to bring my game rod and a roll of 100lb wire trace.

Cheers. Being able to tell if the blade of the spinner is being affected by the water flow from a trout... now that is finesse fishing.

Yeah, there's always a few who are all "hi guys i'm new, btw i need a landbased snapper spot and whiting also thanks" that makes a bit of a mockery of the hard yards guys like Nude Up must have put in to accumulate their collections of secret spots.