Why :?: Don't the Bream eat food in there :!:Master-pro wrote:big bream cruise up and down the creek, doubt you could get them to take a bait
KANANOOK CREEK
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Boonanza
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Re: KANANOOK CREEK
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Kenworth
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Re: KANANOOK CREEK
15 years ago I used to live in Gould st and backed onto kananook creek behind the cinemas.
I wouldnt even think of trying to catch a fish there let alone eating it back then , unless you liked shopping trolleys,trash, junk, or dead bodies.
I wouldnt even think of trying to catch a fish there let alone eating it back then , unless you liked shopping trolleys,trash, junk, or dead bodies.
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Master-pro
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Re: KANANOOK CREEK
they spook a bird flys over or a trees shadow moves. you would have to be fishing at night with live bait and 2 lb fluro to even have a chance of getting a bite olBoonanza wrote:Why :?: Don't the Bream eat food in there :!:Master-pro wrote:big bream cruise up and down the creek, doubt you could get them to take a bait
PB- Snapper 55cm, Whiting 38cm, Flathead 55cm, Bream 38cm, Australian Salmon 55cm, Carp 80cm
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Kenworth
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Re: KANANOOK CREEK
All you would catch around there at night would be a drunk or a crackheadMaster-pro wrote:they spook a bird flys over or a trees shadow moves. you would have to be fishing at night with live bait and 2 lb fluro to even have a chance of getting a bite olBoonanza wrote:Why :?: Don't the Bream eat food in there :!:Master-pro wrote:big bream cruise up and down the creek, doubt you could get them to take a bait
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Master-pro
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Re: KANANOOK CREEK
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:Kenworth wrote:All you would catch around there at night would be a drunk or a crackheadMaster-pro wrote:they spook a bird flys over or a trees shadow moves. you would have to be fishing at night with live bait and 2 lb fluro to even have a chance of getting a bite olBoonanza wrote:Why :?: Don't the Bream eat food in there :!:Master-pro wrote:big bream cruise up and down the creek, doubt you could get them to take a bait
PB- Snapper 55cm, Whiting 38cm, Flathead 55cm, Bream 38cm, Australian Salmon 55cm, Carp 80cm
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ChrisTaylor
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Re: KANANOOK CREEK
Went down to the Creek for the first time with hardbodies today. In the space of a couple hours I caught two small bream and three bay trout. Had a few failed hook-ups, too. I wouldn't want to eat anything from the Kananook Creek, unless I was fixing to earn a week off work, but it's a nice spot. A lot of mullet there, too. I was surprised to see how aggressively the small ones were following my lure.
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Mattblack
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Re: KANANOOK CREEK
The creeks a lot better than it used to be. Which end were you...Frankston or Seaford?
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ChrisTaylor
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Re: KANANOOK CREEK
If the water is clear as it often is during summer, I see bream up to about 30 cm & plenty of eels from the McCulloch Ave bridge on my way to the beach. I have tried to catch them on a couple of occasions but by the time I get home to get my gear & return they are gone. There are fish in there for sure.
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