Seems we have a friend in common. Was in Paynesville last week and started hearing fishing reports from a neighbour that sounded very similar to your reports on here. I asked a few questions and it turns out you were one and the same. Phil was meant to head out on the ting yesterday but I noticed his boat was still in the garage so not sure if he went. Small world.
Let's talk Whiting how-to
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Interesting note about the burley. Are you saying the $7 block generally lasts around 5 fish. Or 5 sessions?denis barden wrote: ↑Fri Mar 04, 2022 12:44 amThis is what I do at St Leonards /Indented Heads /Queenscliff
8ft 6inch Nibble Tip TICA Rod-With the yellow tip
I carry 5 rods in boat
Fish alone
'8lb mono line on a Penn 2500 reel 20 lb line 6-7foot hook leader Maxima Line
No4 3 way swivel 200 mm sinker leader.
Only use 1oz snapper sinker unless going to Queenscliff use a 2 oz
No 4 long shank Diiachi hook-Replaced most times before fishing
Fish with 2-3 rods
Stand up not sitting at all
Bait-Callamari frozen .bashed then cut into strips big ones and little ones
Bucket full of Mussles throw over a few each time you catch a fish
Burley pot on bottom with a very heavy weight/Marios Tuna oil bomb from Pt Lincon SA-$7 each lasts about 5 fishes -Check often as strong tides and kelp will lift off bottom -Use thin twine not rope as the drag is too much for rope
Dont move all the time try to bring fish to you
I fish on sand and weed patches
Shallow water at night deep water after sunrise
Fish both tides
Whiting like a back drop like a reef or ship wreck behind them
Dirty water the best/Stormy rough water the best -Brings them on
Best fishing is big tidal flow and early morning late a/noon
If Dolphins around move about 1-2 klm away
Seals around wait 20 mins and see what happens
Fish near the old crappy looking boats-These are locals
Noise has no affect
If you catch Toadies/puffers or skates you in a good spot
Dont take much noitice of people on U tube-Day hackers
When u get a nibble hold rod to the side of boat and pull in slowley this will entice the 2nd bite then strike
Keep a diary so you can remember later on ,Mine shows that N03 coles channel green marker and the Large Coles Marker for now
Cheers
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At least 5 sessions
Its a compressed block of what ever with Tuna Oil -Im advised -It fits into a neptune plastic pot
Its a compressed block of what ever with Tuna Oil -Im advised -It fits into a neptune plastic pot
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You had my interest. Now you have my attention.denis barden wrote: ↑Sat Mar 05, 2022 3:53 pmAt least 5 sessions
Its a compressed block of what ever with Tuna Oil -Im advised -It fits into a neptune plastic pot
Is it only sold at a single bait place or are they available in a few locations? Don't think I've ever seen them.
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Currently I am using chicken pellets mixed with Tuna oil. I also put all my fish frames through a mincer and freeze them in 2 kg blocks.
I might try making blocks like Dennis has. Just have to find a way to press them together.
I might try making blocks like Dennis has. Just have to find a way to press them together.
There's nothing . . . absolutely nothing . . . half so much worth doing as simply messing around in boats.
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Looks like Mario's will have a visitor next time I'm in the location.
Thanks
Thanks
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Im guessing 5 sessions of 2 or 3 hours as opposed to a whole day's worth of fishingdenis barden wrote: ↑Sat Mar 05, 2022 3:53 pmAt least 5 sessions
Its a compressed block of what ever with Tuna Oil -Im advised -It fits into a neptune plastic pot
Thats still a very good option. Shame it isn't available anywhere else.
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Yeah agreed. I doubt I'd keep one between sessions because for me that can be a couple weeks apart. And it probably would grow mould or whatever. But if a $7 block is gonna last me a 5-8 hour day I'm happy. I'll grab a couple to trial.purple5ive wrote: ↑Sat Mar 05, 2022 10:11 pmIm guessing 5 sessions of 2 or 3 hours as opposed to a whole day's worth of fishingdenis barden wrote: ↑Sat Mar 05, 2022 3:53 pmAt least 5 sessions
Its a compressed block of what ever with Tuna Oil -Im advised -It fits into a neptune plastic pot
Thats still a very good option. Shame it isn't available anywhere else.
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I’m interested to give this a go also. Wonder how a tuna carcass minced would goducky wrote: ↑Sun Mar 06, 2022 7:51 amYeah agreed. I doubt I'd keep one between sessions because for me that can be a couple weeks apart. And it probably would grow mould or whatever. But if a $7 block is gonna last me a 5-8 hour day I'm happy. I'll grab a couple to trial.purple5ive wrote: ↑Sat Mar 05, 2022 10:11 pmIm guessing 5 sessions of 2 or 3 hours as opposed to a whole day's worth of fishingdenis barden wrote: ↑Sat Mar 05, 2022 3:53 pmAt least 5 sessions
Its a compressed block of what ever with Tuna Oil -Im advised -It fits into a neptune plastic pot
Thats still a very good option. Shame it isn't available anywhere else.
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