freshwater yabbies and bass yabbies for docklands
freshwater yabbies and bass yabbies for docklands
Hey guys, i searched up the site and people have talked about this briefly.
I once used a box of bass yabbies, which bream destroyed them at docklands!(once i cut the claws off them). However they are quite expensive,and i have no clue where to pump them close to dockland area.
so i was thinking can i use baby freshwater yabbies in these places with the same effect? Has anybody used them before and how did it go? i can buy them in bulk and much cheaper, and go on a fishing spree haha.
Also any body know any locations to buy bass yabbies close to docklands? or epping. thanks:)
The guy i would buy it from never has them nomore.
I once used a box of bass yabbies, which bream destroyed them at docklands!(once i cut the claws off them). However they are quite expensive,and i have no clue where to pump them close to dockland area.
so i was thinking can i use baby freshwater yabbies in these places with the same effect? Has anybody used them before and how did it go? i can buy them in bulk and much cheaper, and go on a fishing spree haha.
Also any body know any locations to buy bass yabbies close to docklands? or epping. thanks:)
The guy i would buy it from never has them nomore.
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Re: freshwater yabbies and bass yabbies for docklands
I find the freshwater baby yabbies actually work better. Tends to catch the bigger ones, and bream love them. The bass yabbies get destroyed by the little pickers.
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Re: freshwater yabbies and bass yabbies for docklands
Douglas Parade Bait & Tackle
Address: 363-365 Douglas Parade, Newport VIC 3015
Phone:(03) 9399 3066
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Dougl ... l=AU&hl=en" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Address: 363-365 Douglas Parade, Newport VIC 3015
Phone:(03) 9399 3066
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Dougl ... l=AU&hl=en" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: freshwater yabbies and bass yabbies for docklands
Another vote for Douglas Parade Bait & Tackle,adamk wrote:Douglas Parade Bait & Tackle
Address: 363-365 Douglas Parade, Newport VIC 3015
Phone:(03) 9399 3066
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Dougl ... l=AU&hl=en" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
the owner seems really grumpy but I think his a nice guy deep down... (well thats what I tell myself, after leaving his shop )
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Re: freshwater yabbies and bass yabbies for docklands
Small freshwater yabbies are a good alternative to bass yabbies for Bream, Malones bait on Douglas pde Newport sells freshwater yabbies for $12.00 for a dozen..
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Re: freshwater yabbies and bass yabbies for docklands
I'd be tempted to try Raw Banana Prawn - I've used them on Bream before further up Gippsland and are a really good baitFish-Hunter wrote:Small freshwater yabbies are a good alternative to bass yabbies for Bream, Malones bait on Douglas pde Newport sells freshwater yabbies for $12.00 for a dozen..
head - tail and shell them then cut the meat into 2 fillets and then cut these into 4 or 5 pieces ( 8 - 10 baits per prawn )
I recently paid $ 12 per KG from my local Coles and thats a lot of Bream baits - they normaly sell for around $ 18 P/Kg
By the way Pinkies - Flathead - Whiting and most other things smash the good old prawn and for the cost of these , and they are food grade so are about as fresh as you get with out catching them your self
Just a thought
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Re: freshwater yabbies and bass yabbies for docklands
Never tried banana prawn on bream but I've caught most of my fish on them. You can sometimes get those little school prawns from Woolworths too, I reckon they'd be great as a whole bait retrieved slowly along the bottom.
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Brown Trout: 37cm
Flathead: 51cm; Squid: 36cm; Australian Salmon: 51cm; Snapper 46cm; Silver Trevally 23cm; KGW: 45cm
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Re: freshwater yabbies and bass yabbies for docklands
Went in there one day just after his freezers broke down. Luckily my 6 year old stayed in the car with her mum because the language would have made a pimp blush!jsonh wrote:Another vote for Douglas Parade Bait & Tackle,adamk wrote:Douglas Parade Bait & Tackle
Address: 363-365 Douglas Parade, Newport VIC 3015
Phone:(03) 9399 3066
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Dougl ... l=AU&hl=en" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
the owner seems really grumpy but I think his a nice guy deep down... (well thats what I tell myself, after leaving his shop )
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Re: freshwater yabbies and bass yabbies for docklands
Why not try Banana prawns, am sure they will work fine..