Fishing Victoria Forum

rb85 wrote:I also don't trust willyweather. Will keep an eye out on the winds and go from there.

what do you use then?

i currently have 4 rods for ting, there all in the 2-4 and 2 are graphite and 2 are not i mainly fish western port but only 1 whiting session during winter so not experienced yet and want to be all over the whiting this summer, is 4 enough and will it vary if i do by chance fish port phillip? :water:

I bought my new / 2nd hand trailer off Basher last year. Top bloke!! Should have won the Norm Smith too. Let me tell you, when he's not training or playing footy he is out in the Bay every other day doing what we all love to do. I've been told steve morris brought a $80000 Bar Crusher and first thi...

i had a v-hull, mainly for murray river boating not so much fishing, wasn't big at all but handled flat water pretty good and also took it out just out of the warneet pier and fishing myself 100 kg and my son 35 kg and still going through a little wind no worries, id go with a v-hull rather then a p...

solid fish

Nude up wrote:I am with you mick no way was dusty best on ground just hype for the fairytail ending to the season

Houli was clearly best on ground

I was coming back from a fishing trip when a heavy bad was dropped onto my Jarvis Walker baitcaster rod, its snapped just below the top eye, is it possible to fix it myself or where do I get this fixed?

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cobby wrote:Direction is as much of an issue as speed. Easily fishable if it's a northerly. Absolutely garbage if it's southerly unless you want to punch into to sheltered waters behind French island then have similar issues coming in

Thanks mate

hey guys, I've been picking and choosing when to go because of the wind, i have a 5.5 m boat but i was wondering what is the absolute max km/h you would go out in. tomorrow is 35km at warneet is this too much? :oops:

looks great :a_goodjob: