Lures.Bayrock wrote:Sounds good.. now to get a reel and some lures.. what would you guys recommend?
Fish-cador wrote:Saturday is shaping up to be a northerly. If the forecast will hold, I will return to the Gunn and let some shiny metals loose. Anyone else planning to dust off their spin gears and let the rusts fall off?hey FC have not been to gunna for twenty yrs is it easy parking ? would like to catch up fellow fisherman just broke my car tonight so will see how i go
Recommended attire:
board shorts
sweat shirt
Barefoot or sandals
Sunglasses
Time: First light
What to bring: Extra lures, rope, pliers, spin combo with 10 to 20 lb line
What not to bring: Water for Adam :tongue:
We hit the low tide. The gutters were ok.Brett wrote:The morning looks ok, so a first light session should be ok, swell prediction is for 2.5 to 3m by the evening.
Beach structure looks ok at high tide, not sure about at low tide, that may be a small issue, but always worth a shot.
Most of us started with the shimano catana 902 combo worth $99. The new catana models look good. Compleat angler has the sedona FE on sale for $50 from Thursday.Bayrock wrote:Sounds good.. now to get a reel and some lures.. what would you guys recommend?
LOL. Considering she has never caught a big salmon from the surf and I have it might be the other way around :tongue:Fish-cador wrote:Take Morgan so you will learn how it's done. Lol
She can cast. You cant. LolLightningx wrote:LOL. Considering she has never caught a big salmon from the surf and I have it might be the other way around :tongue:Fish-cador wrote:Take Morgan so you will learn how it's done. Lol
I taught her how to cast? :rofl:Fish-cador wrote:She can cast. You cant. LolLightningx wrote:LOL. Considering she has never caught a big salmon from the surf and I have it might be the other way around :tongue:Fish-cador wrote:Take Morgan so you will learn how it's done. Lol
