Windy conditions
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slinx22
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GONE FISHING
- Rank: Australian Salmon
- Joined: Fri Feb 22, 2013 4:36 am
- Location: Melbourne
Re: Windy conditions
Depends where you're fishing. If that wind is on your back then it will help gain distance on your cast.
The best time to fish is whenever you can mate, that's my theory. If you have a free moment away from work, family, whatever else, and you can sneak in a fish, then give it a crack.
If you're fishing the north of the bay just strap on a heavier sinker than normal and gear up for the cold!
Good luck if you head out
The best time to fish is whenever you can mate, that's my theory. If you have a free moment away from work, family, whatever else, and you can sneak in a fish, then give it a crack.
If you're fishing the north of the bay just strap on a heavier sinker than normal and gear up for the cold!
Good luck if you head out
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poodoo
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Re: Windy conditions
Always in with a chance of fish like snapper / pinkies coming in close during rough weather.
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Lightningx
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Re: Windy conditions
Snappers/ pinkies love these conditions mate! High tide on or around or just after dark is perfect also 