lime burners?

[308bever]

is it any good at clifton springs boat ramp?

[fishpod]

No mate, no good, you might snag the odd squid. Port Arlington or st.leonards would be better

[308bever]

i`d love to get into some good flatties (((-;

[308bever]

can you hook samon @lime burners?

[bowl]

Dunno ,caught salmon at st Helens n Cunningham pier...

[308bever]

thanks bowl, i`ve gotta stop talking about fishing and get out and do some (((-;

[bowl]

YeAh it helps...

[4liters]

I've never fished in Geelong itself but Portarlington is one of my favourite landbased locations and probably one of the few that is comfortable for fishing in a southerly wind. I've got flathead, whiting, salmon, mullet, LJs and pinkies there. Either cast out from the breakwall towards the artificial reef or drift a bait down beside the wooden pylons while using burley. Banana prawn has consistently done the damage for me there.

[308bever]

what`s your preferred burley? tuna oil and chook pallets?

[4liters]

I usually use leftover bait, either put in the food processor and made into a paste or roughly chopped into chunks. If you make a paste you can mix it with tuna oil and breadcrumbs/oat bran/chook pellets, it should disperse nicely when you throw a chunk into the water but if you plan on using it in a cage it will wash away too fast to get a decent trail going. In saying that heaps of people use just the pellets and oil and do well, I just like to have the scent of the bait I'm using in the trail.