So I woke up with the sparrows this morning with the goal of pursuing a few feisty little blue salmon on the bream gear. My mate Dan and I found ourselves walking to our chosen location at 5am and had not much more than the light of our head torches guiding the way. Anticipation was high due to the fact we hadn’t fished this location for about 3-4months.
The last few times we fished this spot, admittedly, we did terribly, however, we have caught more than our fair share of awesome fish from here so we thought it was about time we hit it again. The cooler weather has ensured the blue salmon have been out in full force, which were the main targets for the sesh.
If I went through all the fish we caught, I would be here all day typing it out, but this session turned out to be a cracker with 2 bream, 2 grunter, 4 flathead (none of which were under 60cm), 1 trevally and 4 blue salmon being landed.
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Smackin Em'
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- rixter
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Re: Smackin Em'
Nice report and pics. I also like your DIY weighted jig head setup for the sp, good idea ! .
Cheers , Rick.
Cheers , Rick.
Here Fishy Fishy
Patience Young Grasshopper.
Patience Young Grasshopper.
- TrevKing
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Re: Smackin Em'
Stop making me jealous Luke. :nicefish:
On the prong, I see
On the prong, I see
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-First Murray Cod ☐
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-First Squid ☑
-Trout on SP ☑
-First Murray Cod ☐
-Rainbow over 40cm ☐
-Redfin over 40cm ☐
- Plas-Flicker
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Re: Smackin Em'
Cheers guys yeh Trev, everything was on the prong except the first flatty (70cm) which was taken on an atomic plazo fat grub (3 inch)
Rigster - Its not really a do it yourself thing due to the fact I dont like using jigheads or thing they are too expensive. The way I rig my plastics is "weedless" on a gamakatsu worm hook. The lure lays flat with the point of the hook and when a fish crunches it, the lure compresses down into the gape of the hook and you hook them in the corner of the jaw everytime as can be seen in my post and on my blog. This rig allows me to throw my lure into rock bars, mangrove roots etc (essentially the most harshest of structure) and not foul up. Check it out on my blog. If you scroll down far enough I actually did a blog entry on how to do this. It is the only way i fish these days
Cheers
Rigster - Its not really a do it yourself thing due to the fact I dont like using jigheads or thing they are too expensive. The way I rig my plastics is "weedless" on a gamakatsu worm hook. The lure lays flat with the point of the hook and when a fish crunches it, the lure compresses down into the gape of the hook and you hook them in the corner of the jaw everytime as can be seen in my post and on my blog. This rig allows me to throw my lure into rock bars, mangrove roots etc (essentially the most harshest of structure) and not foul up. Check it out on my blog. If you scroll down far enough I actually did a blog entry on how to do this. It is the only way i fish these days
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