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Yup, fathead in the 40s centimetre is perfect eating, fight well too on the 2-4 kg rod and Caldia 2500 reel.
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Cheers for the advice Seb, very handy. I've heard plenty of people talk about catching them on plastics but never done so myself and never quite knew the technique. I have a few big ole jigheads I'll try out next time.Seb85 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 18, 2020 7:15 amTo me, the key with flathead fishing on plastic is to get the plastic on the bottom as long as possible, almost like bait fishing. The 'movement' is only to get a bit of their attention, whether be a twitch, slow roll or hops. Just make sure you wait a little longer in between the 'movement'. Make sure you got the right jighead too. My mate was using 1/32 , waaayy to light for 4m waterm changed to 1/8 and straight away he was onto some flatties.
Though I caught flathead with diff plastics in the past, lately I've been getting them on the gull nemesis pumpkin seeds 4 in. They seemed to love it last night. Few times I just dropped the plastic vertically and on the rod holder, the flathead took it like a bait.
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My neighbour been fishing there, he said there's still whiting biting there. Good luck!
Yeah I’ve been fishing for trout, enjoying wading the Clearwater streams. Travelled 5 hours for 5 hours fishing last weekend lol, found a new (to me) stretch of water and picked up a few trout. When the main rivers shut down this year I want to have a crack at wendouree trout on fly. I’ve picked up a few with lures, the trick is to not go fishing there when the rowing regata’s are on. Even when there are no races on some rowers out there get a bit pissy with kayak fishos. They’re probably just a bit frustrated because they haven’t figured out how we travel facing forward yet.Seb85 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 18, 2020 7:15 amThanks.
Fly fishing is definitely a fun thing to do. Do you fly fish for trout or other fresh/salty fish?
Kayaking and fly fishing can be done too, I might try. Lakes like Wendouree and Upper Colliban seem ideal.
There were times I was so into it and would travel for hours into lakes and rivers to catch the evening trout rise twice a week. Sold my push bike, used my 4 years worth of piggy bank, and bought Sage One 6wt fly rod (worth $800 at that time). LoL. Still have it.
Wow, 5 hrs travel for 5 hrs fishing. Some dedication thereTim399 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 18, 2020 5:58 pm
Yeah I’ve been fishing for trout, enjoying wading the Clearwater streams. Travelled 5 hours for 5 hours fishing last weekend lol, found a new (to me) stretch of water and picked up a few trout. When the main rivers shut down this year I want to have a crack at wendouree trout on fly. I’ve picked up a few with lures, the trick is to not go fishing there when the rowing regata’s are on. Even when there are no races on some rowers out there get a bit pissy with kayak fishos. They’re probably just a bit frustrated because they haven’t figured out how we travel facing forward yet.
I’ll give you a heads up when I’m going to give it a go.
It's been a while since I caught a gummy, I was pretty stoked.happyfriggincamper wrote: ↑Wed Mar 18, 2020 3:12 pmYou got a partial cure by having such a good session, hopefully builds up some antibodies in you to combat the mega knobby and surface cod virus you've been suffering from!