Obtain a copy of Jeff Wilsons "knots and rigs" that will give you a lot of help.Sekulastar wrote:Ok i have a stupid question,(lol) i am going Lake Eppalock this weekend and want advice on what set up i should use on the banks. I am a real novice so keep the advice basic and easy to understand as do not really understand basic lingo.
Any ideas/tips would be great.
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Wolly Bugger
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As in what rod / reel to use or everything ie. rigs etc?Sekulastar wrote:...............i am going Lake Eppalock this weekend and want advice on what set up i should use on the banks. .....................
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Sekulastar
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Re: New to fishing...have a question?
Wolly Bugger wrote:Obtain a copy of Jeff Wilsons "knots and rigs" that will give you a lot of help.Sekulastar wrote:Ok i have a stupid question,(lol) i am going Lake Eppalock this weekend and want advice on what set up i should use on the banks. I am a real novice so keep the advice basic and easy to understand as do not really understand basic lingo.
Any ideas/tips would be great.
Great advice, thanks will try and find it. Cheers
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That is a great book. Every angler should own a copy, I frequently refer back to mine..Sekulastar wrote:Wolly Bugger wrote:Obtain a copy of Jeff Wilsons "knots and rigs" that will give you a lot of help.Sekulastar wrote:Ok i have a stupid question,(lol) i am going Lake Eppalock this weekend and want advice on what set up i should use on the banks. I am a real novice so keep the advice basic and easy to understand as do not really understand basic lingo.
Any ideas/tips would be great.
Great advice, thanks will try and find it. Cheers
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Re: New to fishing...have a question?
stupid question time... has anyone tried , salt water bait in fresh water?? ie: prawn, whitebait, squid strips.
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I use prawn for yellowbelly and cod, :thumbsup: cheers davo
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Re: New to fishing...have a question?
Don't use it myself but apparently pilchard is a good bait for Trout and Chinooks in Bullen Merri & Purrumbete.
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Mishachief
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thats what i was considering.. prawn and pilly strips for trout.. but i might try a bit of everything...
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Re: New to fishing...have a question?
i have used pilchard and caught redfin with it beforeMishachief wrote:stupid question time... has anyone tried , salt water bait in fresh water?? ie: prawn, whitebait, squid strips.